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111 South 3rd Street, Loveland, OH

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About The 1859, Historic Loveland Chapel

A wedding at The 1859, Historic Loveland Chapel starts at a big wooden door. The old brick chapel stands in historic downtown Loveland, and you and your guests step through an 8-foot door into one open room with wooden floors, a bell tower above and 12-foot glass windows. Those tall windows are what your photographer and videographer will love most, because daylight fills the room and falls across the aisle during your wedding ceremony.

Seating is flexible, so the chapel suits a big group or a small one, with seats for up to 90 guests (130 standing). You can get ready on site, since there are bridal and groom suites, so your getting-ready wedding photos and the walk to the aisle all happen under one roof. Outside, a private garden patio gives you a quieter corner for pictures with your wedding party, or a few minutes alone right after the vows.

After the ceremony, the chapel can host your celebration as well. The main room is about 2,500 square feet, heated and air-conditioned, with round tables, chairs and a catering area. Caterers come from the venue's approved list, and you may bring your own alcohol as long as an insured bartender serves it. Layout setup and teardown are included, with a four-hour minimum. Because the ceremony and dinner can share one room, your wedding videographer can stay with you from the aisle to the first toast, and the bell tower makes a sweet closing image for your wedding film.

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Public parking is within one block, so tell guests where to leave their cars on your wedding day.
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A little about The 1859, Historic Loveland Chapel

The chapel was built in 1859 from handmade bricks, which is where the venue gets its name. The venue says countless couples have taken their first steps as newlyweds through its door.

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