Big Love is a stylish chapel that is bound to make a big impact for your micro wedding in Margaret River. Whimsical, elegant, photogenic, fun!
Big Love Tiny Chapel is a micro wedding venue like no other. Up to 6 people (including the soonlyweds and Celebrant), fit inside this cute and whimsical space*.
The chapel was built on wheels, and enjoyed three years of being towed around the Margaret River region to star in ceremonies big and small. It has now found a permanent home on a farm in Cowaramup — central to the Margaret River region.
The chapel continues to offer its signature charm and simplicity, now enhanced by a tranquil, nature-rich setting that reflects the essence of Margaret River.
Nestled between rolling hay paddocks, ancient peppy trees, and native forest, the setting of Big Love offers a diverse range of breathtaking backdrops for post-ceremony photos. From golden farmland vistas to serene bush scenes, couples are spoiled for choice when capturing their special day.
The shift to a permanent site has also delivered a major benefit for couples planning their wedding on a budget. Big Love can be hired as a venue-upgrade with any Margaret River Marriage Office package, for just $750—making it one of the most affordable micro wedding venues in the region.
The most budget-friendly wedding venue in Margaret River
The $750 upgrade fee covers a 2-hour window for exclusive use by the couple. Time to style the chapel to your liking, or hang around for photos afterwards. Extra time is available at $100/hour.
To marry in this whimsical, gorgeous little chapel, simply get in touch with your preferred date and time.
How to book:
Get in touch with your preferred date and time, and we will send you a quote with the chapel as an option to add.
All you need to do is:
1. Choose your Marriage Office package — simple or luxe.
2. Add the chapel as an upgrade
We can’t wait to get whimsical with you!
Big love, Anita Revel, designer 💕
*If you have more guests, the couple can stand on the porch and the guests can gather around.
