Monroe, Washington
The Romance of a Classic Chapel Wedding
Say your vows in a 1915 chapel, then celebrate in the reception hall next door.
Monroe, Washington
The Romance of a
Classic Chapel Wedding
Say your vows in a 1915 chapel, then celebrate in the reception hall next door.
Where Your Marriage Begins
Picture the walk down the aisle, the people you love filling the pews, and the moment you turn to face each other. That moment is where your marriage begins, in a chapel as timeless as the promises you make.
The Chapel You Were Hoping Still Existed.
Step inside and you'll see why couples stop searching. Sunlight pours through the arched windows, the open ceiling rises overhead, and the balcony gives your photographer a view of the whole ceremony.
After more than a century, it still feels like the right place to begin.
From the Ceremony to the Celebration
Your vows, your photos, and your party, without ever leaving Madison Hill.
Photos Worth Framing
Your photos will show a real place with real history, not a room that could be anywhere. Years from now, you'll look at them and remember exactly where you stood.
Keep the Day Together
The reception hall is just steps from the chapel, so your guests go from your vows to the celebration without driving to another venue.
Make It Yours
The reception hall is a simple, open room that works with almost any color scheme. Bring your own colors, flowers, and details, and the room takes them on.
Come See It in Person
Send a Tour Request
Tell us your name, your wedding date if you have one, and a few times that work for you. We'll reach out to set up your visit.
Walk the Chapel and Reception Hall
See the chapel, the reception hall, both getting-ready suites, and the kitchen. Picture where you'll stand, where guests will sit, and where the party happens.
Get Your Questions Answered
Ask about dates, availability, and anything else on your mind, so you leave knowing if Madison Hill fits your day.
What Couples Remember About Madison Hill
Here’s what couples say about their day at Madison Hill.
The venue is beautiful and so easy to decorate for any color scheme.
“The chapel itself was charming and reminiscent of the old style churches from the 1940's.”
“The church building has a wonderful balcony for a photographer to shoot wide.”
The Details That Make the Day Easier
Room for your guests, space to get ready, and a real kitchen for your caterer.
Room for Your Guests
The chapel holds up to 175 guests for your ceremony. The reception hall next door holds up to 120 for the celebration.
Bridal Suite
A private room to get ready, take a breath, and share a quiet moment with the people closest to you before the ceremony.
A Kitchen Ready for Your Caterer
The reception hall has a commercial-sized kitchen with a full range under a commercial hood, prep tables, and plenty of refrigerator space.
Groomsmen Suite
The groom and his wedding party get their own room to get ready, so no one is crowding into the same space.
Wheelchair Ramps at Both Buildings
The chapel and the reception hall both have wheelchair ramps, so guests who use a wheelchair or walker can get in easily.
Questions Couples Often Ask
Stand Where You'll Say "I Do"
Photos can show you the chapel. A tour lets you stand inside it and picture your own wedding here.