The Stanley Hotel is a century-old structure nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. It’s also the place where Stephen King was inspired to write his horror novel The Shining. 

Do you dream of doughnuts?  Seriously considering a jelly-filled glazed wedding cake? Then you might want to check out Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland, Oregon.  It’s the only doughnut shop that also doubles as a Wedding Chapel.

Walking through a library can be a religious experience.  There’s a quiet energy pulsating through the stacks of books that can rival the atmosphere of any church. So, why not get married in one?

Unless you’re a member of the Addams Family, the idea of getting married in a cemetery is kind of creepy.   A graveyard wedding conjures up visions of tombstone lined aisles and un-dead groomsmen. 

When people think of a Vegas wedding, they generally picture glitzy casinos, Elvis impersonators, and maybe even a drive-thru wedding chapel. Although Sin City weddings can be delightfully, even refreshingly tacky, the Neon Museum offers a truly unique matrimonial experience with style that’s fit for a King (or at least someone dressed like him).