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• Fleur de Lis Wedding Chapel

    Historic chapel built in 1910 specializing in romantic candellight ceremonies. Serving all Inland Empire, San bernardino, Los Angeles and Orange county areas. (Added: 17-Jan-2003 )

    Anytime Wedding Chapel - Small lovely stained glass chapel for intimate weddings up to 75. Our officiants can also travel to any location in San Diego, CA. We can provide the marriage license for you. 619-479-4000 (Added: 25-Jun-2003 )

• CHERISHED VOWS WEDDING CHAPEL

    Small intimate chapel for up to 25 guests in Torrance - instant weddings - marriage license issued - Rev. Bonnie & Rev. David (Added: 26-Oct-2002 )

    Victorian, Historic, Orange County CA - Beautiful victorian chapel in the heart of historic Old Towne Orange. Built in 1909. Seating for 170 guests. Freeway close to all of SoCal. See the special decor in photo-slide show on our website. 714 998-2217 (Added: 14-Jan-2002 )

    Eventhaven - We are a one stop location who will supply all your needs for your corporate or social event. 310 245-6698 (Added: 27-May-2003 )

• The Sequoia Banquet Hall and Conference Center

    Centrally located in Southern California, The Sequoia Center is a beautiful setting for banquets, weddings, receptions, and any social event (Added: 16-Dec-2002 )

    Shasta Weddings - A gorgeous mountain cabin village that you can rent for a weekend or day wedding with all your family and friends. 530 235-2222 (Added: 4-Apr-2003 )

    Malibu Phoenix - Malibu's Wedding and Party Location: Marriages, Ceremonies, Receptions, numerous settings, gazebo, pool, jacuzzi, lodge, lawn area, choice of caterers. ^pop (Added: 7-Jun-2002 )

• San Diego wedding location

    Castle creek golf course is located in san diego county. Have a beautiful wedding on one of their 3 locations. (Added: 12-Apr-2005 )

    Albertson Wedding Chapel - A gorgeous and conveniently located chapel in Los Angeles. Marrying over 30,000 couples since 1974! Full service, including Marriage License! (Added: 20-Jan-2004 )