Going to the Chapel!

Posted by Barbara (Florida, United States) on 24 March 2008 in Architecture.

Going to the chapel and we're gonna to get married.
Going to the chapel and we're gonna to get married.
Gee, I really love you and we're gonna to get married.
Going to the chapel of love.

Spring is here,
the sky is blue.
Whoa! the birds all sing as if they knew.
Today's the day, we'll say, "I do"
and we'll never be lonely anymore.

Because we're going to the chapel and we're gonna get married.
Going to the chapel and we're gonna get married.
Gee, I really love you and we're gonna get married.
Going to the chapel of love.

Bells will ring,
the sun will shine.
Whoa, I'll be his and he'll be mine.
We'll love until the end of time
and we'll never be lonely anymore.

Because we're going to the chapel and we're gonna get married.
Going to the chapel and we're gonna get married.
Gee, I really love you and we're goinna get married.
Going to the chapel of love.
(yeah yeah yeah yeah)
Going to the chapel of love.
(yeah yeah yeah yeah)
Going to the chapel of love... By the Crystals

Now try and get that tune out of your head for the rest of the day!

This chapel is really a floating chapel on the bay. For that unique wedding experience go their website:
http://www.weddingsonwater.com/

Comments (12)

Calusarus from St Sorlin en Valloire, France

What a pretty place : your shot is a very nice illustration of this little chapel

24 Mar 2008 2:31am

Teresa Durães from Portugal

lovely colors

24 Mar 2008 5:53am

Bonj from Jefferson City, United States

I agree with Teresa, lovely colors and an interesting shot. Although with the recent flooding in the Midwest there might be some floating chapels around, it is something you normally don't see around these parts.

24 Mar 2008 6:25am

Nancy Batlemento from Bloomfield Hills, United States

If it wasn't for the high rise bldgs. in background, it would remind me of the Rhine River cruise ....I would love to go to that chapel....I also remember the song....there is something for everyone on your blog....

24 Mar 2008 8:04am

Steven from Chicagoland, United States

What a quaint capture with a chapel at the end of the pier. The blues are very calming!

24 Mar 2008 8:42am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

Absolute Photo...prize-winner uncontested....brilliant Barbara 10 stars-worth

24 Mar 2008 8:44am

dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa

Absolutely magical shot! Hope you don't mind but maybe I can help - when you are using the AM3 url feature, you should type in the full url, e.g. http://www.aminus3.com, highlight it by putting your cursor at the beginning of the text, hold down the shift key and place the cursor at the end of the text, left click twice to highlight and then hit the url or bold, etc, buttons. The url in the end looks a bit strange - in this example it would look like http://wwwaminus3.com, but it works. Hope this will work for you - I struggled for a while. If not, mail me and I will see if I can maybe explain better.

24 Mar 2008 10:33am

@dobbino: Many thanks for pointing out this different way to hightlight and use the options.
Since joining AM3 I have always dragged and highlighted the text then click on the options "b,i,url" they functioned fine until just recently.
I contacted AM3 support, they said I needed to update my Java software. It is always updated, I checked and ran update again. Still it did not resolve the issue but your answer did.
It began to be very frustrating for me.
Problems solved... I will use your approach, which I have already made the correction on the link to the floating chapel website.
Thank you, and I appreciate your comment too.