Ceremony
The timber chapel
Hand-framed timber, and the place you'll say your vows.
A timber-framed chapel and barn near Peoria, raised by hand for one family's wedding — now open for yours. 75–240 guests, March through December.
Built by hand on five acres outside Tremont, Illinois — a timber chapel and a 4,800-square-foot barn, open for weddings of 75 to 240 guests, March through December.
Three of the spaces couples love most.
Ceremony
Hand-framed timber, and the place you'll say your vows.
Getting ready
A converted pole building, bright and roomy.
Getting ready
A converted grain bin with a bar and a lounge.

The Country Chapel grew out the back of an old 1800s corn seed house — still standing today as the very front of the building. The rest was raised almost entirely from reclaimed barnwood, salvaged from several different barns, so the whole place carries a history you can feel.
More about the chapel →A few ways the day here isn't like a typical banquet hall.
The Country Chapel
A typical venue
From Alexis E, Kylee A, and Joanna G.
What's included
Tables, chairs, linens, lighting and sound, setup, cleanup, parking, and an on-site coordinator — all included. Ask about current pricing when you tour.
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