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STATE HISTORIC PARKS. A very pop- ular outdoor ceremony location, this setting is totally Mackinac. If you're a fan of the movie or haven't seen it yet, check it out on Amazon Prime. What a memorable, charming location this is for your wedding ceremony. Mackinac State Historic Parks offers other informal venues such as Anne's Tablet , a monument with an incred- ible view, dedicated to Constance
Located along beautiful tree-lined Cadotte Avenue within blocks of Main Street is LITTLE STONE CHURCH. An active congregation since 1904, this architecturally iconic church is a Mackinac Island and State of Michigan historical landmark. Steps away from Mackinac’s Grand Hotel and nestled adjacent to its Jewel Golf Course, Little Stone Church is both charming and romantic. Available for Christian weddings, vow renewals and baptism services of any denomi- nation, the church is open from mid- May until early October. The warmth and security of its sanctuary ensures that one’s important day is never threatened by inclement weath- er with the celebration performed beneath the glow of the magnificent stained glass chancel window. Please feel free to attend church ser- vices which meet in the sanctuary each Sunday at 10:30 AM from May to mid-October. For more information, contact the Director of Weddings, Michele Reitman, at 906-430-8562 or weddings@littlestonechurch.com. Proceeds from weddings and vow renewals at Little Stone Church help support outreach. With comfortable seating capacity of 175 guests, the thirty-minute service advocating the living word of the Christian Faith is written specifically for Island wed- dings. The ceremony fee covers all aspects of the wedding including the rehearsal, the minister and the gifted talents of their Music Director. A broad selection of music for either piano or organ is available. For added fees, optional enchanting harp music and professional vocals are offered. Early reservations are encouraged to ensure the specific date for your event. On a secluded bluff, is another unique Mackinac Island treasure, the
Somewhere in Time Gazebo. It's the actual gazebo used in the famous movie Somewhere in Time filmed entirely on Mackinac Island in 1979 and starred Christopher Reeves and Jane Seymour. This famous landmark, the Somewhere in Time Gazebo, is also available for your wedding cer- emony by contacting MACKINAC
Little
Stone Church Since 1904
Contact our Director of Weddings weddings@littlestonechurch.com 906-430-8562 www.littlestonechurch.com Faith - Hope - Love
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