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Little Wedding Chapel

A little place for a big yes.

A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.

The little story

Little Wedding Chapel

Little Wedding Chapel is a small steepled chapel with a bell in its tower, a flower arch over the path and planted steps that welcome every guest up to the door.

Petal the chapel keeper checks the guest list, tucks a fresh bloom into every buttonhole and makes sure there is always a seat for one more friend. Everyone you love fits, somehow.

Pick a quiet afternoon, open the door a crack and let the bell ring. It is a page for big commitments, small celebrations and a few very happy tears.

Who it's for

Made for people like you

  • Wedding planners and celebrantsA romantic front door for the day, the details and the guest notes.
  • Couples planning a small dayA warm page for your story, the place and the little details.
  • Community groups and congregationsA welcoming place for services, gatherings and the people who come.
  • Florists and event decoratorsA flower-framed front page that shows off the arch and the bouquets.
Look closer

Can you spot…?

Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.

  1. Listen for the call that rings from the towerShow me Found
    The chapel bell

    A small bell hangs in the steeple, ready to ring for every big yes. It has been practising all week.

  2. Walk under the arch of blossomsShow me Found
    The flower arch

    Blooms have been trained into a welcoming arch. Petal says the bees have already said yes.

  3. A little message is waiting for a replyShow me Found
    The envelope

    A sealed envelope sits near the door. Petal insists it is an invitation, though it has no address yet.

  4. Read the little sign waiting by the bellShow me Found
    The little sign

    A tiny sign asks guests to stay a little. Nobody has ever wanted to argue with it.

  5. Look for the pointed roof reaching for the skyShow me Found
    The steeple

    The steeple points upward, which is the best place for a yes to be heard.

Little ideas

Three casas you could make

  1. The save the date pageShare the date, the place and a simple way for guests to say they are coming.
  2. A small ceremony pageTell the story, list the order of the day and keep the flowers in view.
  3. The community hall of yesA page for a group's gatherings, from blessings to bake sales and everything between.
Make it yours

Same casa, different day

Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.

  • Little Wedding Chapel - A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.LITTLE CHAPEL
    Variation 1
    Season
    2
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    1
    Palette
    2
  • Little Wedding Chapel - A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.LITTLE CHAPEL
    Variation 2
    Season
    1
    Weather
    4
    Prop
    3
    Palette
    1
  • Little Wedding Chapel - A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.LITTLE CHAPEL
    Variation 3
    Season
    3
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    2
    Palette
    4
  • Little Wedding Chapel - A small steepled chapel framed by a flower arch and planted welcoming steps.LITTLE CHAPEL
    Variation 4
    Season
    3
    Weather
    3
    Prop
    1
    Palette
    1

How Casa DNA works

Questions

Quick answers

Is Little Wedding Chapel free?

Yes. Little Wedding Chapel is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.

Can I use it for a small wedding page?

Yes. It suits a small celebration, with a warm front door, a flower arch and a quiet spot for the story.

Can I shuffle how it looks?

Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.

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