Vow

Vow

A Stone Chapel · Since 2018

A converted stone chapel for the ceremony that needs no decoration — only the people who matter, and the light through the arch.

Twelve weddings a year — four dates remain in 2026

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The Gallery

Twelve ceremonies.
Each one unrepeatable.

Wide shot of stone chapel interior with whitewashed walls and natural light streaming through arched windows onto limestone floor

The nave, dressed only in morning light.

Wild-stem floral arrangement in a hand-thrown ceramic vessel on a raw oak surface

Wild stems in a vessel thrown by a local ceramicist.

Wild stems · Hand-thrown vessels

The arch frames every ceremony the same way — completely.

Ceremony · The Arch

Couple exchanging vows beneath a stone arch, guests seated on wooden chairs in rows

Candlelight reflected on raw limestone plaster wall of the chapel

Beeswax candles. Raw plaster. No filter necessary.

Close-up of handwritten vow card on cotton paper beside dried flower petals

A handwritten card. The words that stay.

Intimate moment of two people holding hands during ceremony, linen fabric draped nearby

The moment the room holds its breath.

guests maximum

weddings per year

1847

converted 2018

3,200

square feet

Interior of the stone chapel with morning light casting long shadows across the original limestone floor and whitewashed walls

Availability 2026

Four dates remain.

Saturdays in September & October

The Space

A room from which everything unnecessary has been removed.

The Nave

Whitewashed stone walls, original limestone flooring, and a ceiling that rises to 24 feet. Light enters from the east at 9am and the west by 4pm.

The Arch

A single Romanesque arch frames every ceremony. Nothing is added. The architecture does the work that decoration cannot.

The Grounds

Two acres of meadow surround the chapel. Wild grasses, a stone wall, and a grove of olive trees available for portraits.

The Vessels

Florals are arranged by our in-house ceramicist in hand-thrown vessels. Each arrangement is composed the morning of your ceremony.

Voices

From the couples who were here.

Couple standing in morning light inside the stone chapel, looking toward the arch

We'd visited fourteen venues. Vow was the only one where we walked in and both went quiet at the same time. That's when we knew.

Margaux & Theo

Creative Director & Architect · Married September 2025

Close-up of wild floral arrangement in hand-thrown vessel on stone altar

"The ceramicist who does the florals understood exactly what we meant by "nothing decorative." The arrangement on the altar looked like it had grown there."

Priya & Sebastien

Ceramicist & Novelist · Married June 2025

Guests seated on simple wooden chairs in rows inside the whitewashed chapel nave

"Our guests — architects, designers, a few writers — kept saying it was the most beautiful ceremony space they'd ever seen. The secret is what isn't there."

Yuki & Damien

Photographer & Furniture Designer · Married April 2025

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Twelve ceremonies.Each one unrepeatable.