(Very) Small Wedding, Big Experience at Chase Court in Baltimore

Small, private wedding ceremonies can be just as memorable and romantic as big weddings, and this one sure was! The Chase Court elopement packages made it easy to do. You can have as many details as you like included, and your ceremony is always custom-written for you. It makes for a beautiful ceremony in a beautiful space, and a great alternative to a courthouse wedding.

Trina and Angel were married on the winter solstice – which happened to fall on a Monday – in an intimate ceremony in the Chase Court library. They have both adopted African names, and chose matching wedding dress to honor their heritage. Did they ever look great!

The Rev. Rovan Wernsdorfer worked with Trina and Angel in the weeks before their wedding to create a wedding ceremony that melded their spiritual beliefs.

At Chase Court we hold dear the belief that every spirituality should be honored and welcomed, from none at all to nature-based to the most mainstream Christian, Jewish, or Muslim. Trina and Angel’s ceremony was a mix of Muslim and general spiritual, and it was just great!

They had six guests and a beautiful ceremony here. Then they took everyone to Wit & Wisdom at the Four Season’s Hotel in the sumptuous Harbor East neighborhood for a celebratory meal.

Trina and Angel used Clear Focus Photography & Video to document their whole wedding experience, from dressing to the ceremony to their reception.

This wedding is a beautiful example of how you can have a wedding for six to 45 guests customized the way you want – with nothing that you don’t want – without spending tens of thousands of dollars. One of the joys of using our elopement packages is that we take the stress out of planning your wedding. You decide how much or how little you want us to do, and we make it happen. Simple and easy.

—David Egan, Steward of the Castle at Chase Court, a historic gothic Baltimore wedding venue. Follow Chase Court on Facebook!