You can now get married at Fortnum & Mason's Chapel of Love
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Fortnum & Mason is to launch a Chapel of Love where couples can tie the knot.
The pop-up wedding installation will be open in the Piccadilly store throughout the month of February for couples who want to get hitched, renew vows, get engaged, or celebrate an anniversary.
The chapel will run across all three floors and will feature the iconic Fortnum’s clock, illuminated stained-glass windows and a chiming wedding bell, as well as a neon pink ‘Chapel of Love’ sign.
With several beautiful private dining rooms, Fortnum's is already registered as a wedding venue, but now couples can say their 'I dos' on the shopfloor.
The heritage brand is running a competition for one winner to hold a ceremony in The Chapel of Love, followed by a champagne afternoon tea in the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon for up to six people. To enter, follow Fortnum’s on Instagram and tag your loved one with #fortnums. Entries will close on February 3.
“For us, Valentine’s Day isn’t just about romance - we want all of our customers to share in the joy-giving gifts and unforgettable experiences that Fortnum’s has become synonymous with. That’s why, this year, we are celebrating our friends, loved ones and everything in-between by launching The Chapel of Love.
"We hope this will bring joy to all of our customers, no matter who they love this February," says Zia Zareem-Slade, customer experience director for Fortnum & Mason.
People wanting to get legally married will need to book a registrar and obtain a marriage licence in advance. For those who want to visit the space, you know, for the 'gram, there is no need to book.
To book a legal or non-legal ceremony email weddings@fortnumandmason.co.uk.
The Chapel of Love will be open from 1 - 29 February 2020. fortnumandmason.com/
