October Boo! Specials: $99 Lunch Hour Weddings & Halloween After Dark Gobbling Treats!
- Music Row Wedding Chapel - Halloween Elvis Elopement Weddings - October Specials
♥Last week to book your October Wedding Lunch Hour Special!♥
Nashville lovvves Halloween and so does The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel! We are first going to tell you about our October Specials and if you read entirely, you will see a list of some of the fantastic events that you can plan your Nashville Wedding & Honeymoon around starting with saying I Do at the best Music Row Wedding Chapel, with Vegas Style! The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel!
♥$99 Lunch Hour Special, Weddings or Renewals♥
Created for Leaping Lovers who dream of enjoying their Traditional Nuptials with a romantic setting verses that of a courthouse for example or budget conscience couples who are counting pennies maybe because Christmas is just around the corner or you are simply counting pennies and yet you are ready to Tie the Knot and want to begin your lives together with enough ambiance to give you fond Wedding Memories or you really are on lunch and a budget and you need to get back to work within the hour to not be counted late knowing after work you can Celebrate because you were Just Married at the best Nashville Wedding Chapel, The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel on famous Music Row!
Traditional Wedding Vows Monday-Friday 11am-2pm 10 Minute Ceremony through October 31st, 2013 for only $99!
By Appointment Only and Availability is Tentative until actual booking. Also, we encourage couples to book at least 72 hours in advance since we cannot guarantee Availability until actual booking. If you are late you may need to call your boss to advise that you may be late if you are actually on your Lunch Hour or if you are late in general because rescheduling may be necessary and our $25 standard rescheduling fee will apply. Sorry no Walk-Ins and cash is not accepted except for Tips if you choose to give one. No Refunds.You may only reschedule our October Lunch Hour Special $99 Monday-Friday 11am-2pm through October 31st or you may upgrade to a different Rhinestone Wedding Chapel package within 3 months, paying the package price difference. You may arrive five (5) minutes early with your Marriage License, you may bring your own camera and you will need to have your guest(s) to take pictures. You may have two (2) adult guests, any guests over two (2) including children are $10 each.Children ages four and younger must be held by an adult. Your Wedding or Vows Renewal must be completed within 10 minutes to allow for our next Ceremony. If you arrive early you may sit in our waiting room or remain in your cars. Please do not stand in the hallway. We are excited that you have chosen The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel and these requirements are in place to ensure that your Rhinestone Lunch Hour Special is fabulous!
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♥Halloween After Dark Specials Thursday October 31, 2013♥
6pm-8pm: Music Row Bliss $299 also includes your delicious Wedding Cake that serves up to 10! Our Rhinestone Treat no Tricks required!
Must Book by Oct 20, 2013!
No other discounts apply. May not be combined with any other specials, promotions or discounts. No Refunds. You may reschedule up to three (3) months, excluding Holidays/Events, however, a Wedding Cake will not be included with reschedules and no price adjustments will be issued. Standard Music Row Bliss Package details apply. Please assign an adult to hold children four years old and younger.
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9pm-Midnight Special $499: Halloween Themed Wedding with Elvis to spook you or our Pianist to play creepy Halloween Music, BOO!
The Rhinestone will be decorated and includes the couple plus up to ten (10) guests and a Toast with non-alcoholic Bubbly!
Must book by October 20, 2013!
Guests over ten (10) are $15 each, children under age four must be held by an adult. No Refunds, may reschedule up to six (6) months with exception to Decorated Chapel. No price adjustments. This is a Holiday Special and may not be applied to future Holidays or Events.
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So if you are doing a google search for wedding chapels in nashville, The Rhinestone Wedding Chapel is situated among the excitement like those Vegas Wedding Chapels yet we are located on Famous Music Row right in the heart of Nashville, close to Lower Broadway with all the honky tonks like Tootsie's Orchid Lounge or Roberts Western Wear and our night life is incredible virtually any time of the year with us being in close proximity of hotels such as the Comfort Inn or Home 2 Suites that are walking distance to our Midtown Broadway and "The Gulch" and everything in between including the Tin Roof that literally rocks the house! Below is a list of just some of our down South events with all the charm to start your Southern Honeymoon Wedded Bliss!
34th Annual Oktoberfest is a free annual event that takes over
historic Germantown in Nashville
October 11-12.
Live German music and street performers, a Funland for the kids, arts, crafts, tour of Germantown homes, and authentic German food and beverages. In 2012, Nashville's Oktoberfest celebration was the nation's 12th largest single-day Oktoberfest event.
Approximately 250 of the nation's and region's most prominent authors visit Nashville for the free
Southern Festival of Books at
War Memorial Plaza October 11-13. Author meetings, readings, muisc, and children's activities celebrate the written word.
MUSIC
Check out some of the hot concerts playing Music City this fall.
And the Awards Shows.
FOOD
While Nashville has long been known for its expansive music scene, the talent and creativity of its culinary scene has recently put Nashville on the map. From Southern fare to haute cuisine to quite literally everything in between, Nashville's palate offers it all. With Fall festivals celebrating the food of Music City, and so many local restaurants shifting their menus to reflect the Fall bounty of ingredients, this season is an excellent time to
explore Nashville's food scene.
ARTS
Nashville's arts companies start their seasons in September and October.
The
Tennessee Repertory Theatre is in full swing with The Importance of Being Earnest, Red, Stephen Sondheim's Company, and A Christmas Story presented October-May at TPAC.
The
Nashville Symphony celebrates their 2013/14 season with performances from Al Jarreau, Don Williams, Hugh Laurie, The Beach Boys, Chris Botti, Michael McDonald, The Irish Tenors, Roberta Flack, Ben Folds, Itzhak Perlman, Branford Marsalis and many more September-May.
The
Belcourt Theatre celebrates documentary film with the annual
Doctober. Fifteen documentaries will be show at the Belcourt during
the month of October, including "Inequality for All," "The Trials of Muhammad Ali," "Muscle Shoals," "Wild Style," and "Le Joli Mai."
The
Nashville Opera opens their season with The Pearl Fishers on October 10. The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, The Barber of Seville, and Otello are in the season's lineup. Performances are held at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center October-April.
Peter Pan is the first performance of the
Nashville Ballet's 2013/14 season on October 18. Nashville's Nutcracker, Attitude, The Ben Folds Project, Carnival of the Animals, Tennessee Jack and the Kudzu Vine, and Emergence, are among the productions held at TPAC October-May.
The
HCA/TriStar Broadway at TPAC series brings Broadway shows to the stage in Nashville. Disney's Beauty & the Beast is the first show, September 24-29. Jersey Boys, We Will Rock You, Ghost, Sister Act, Wicked, Million Dollar Quartet, and War Horse are also on the bill through June.
HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS
Scarecrows and Pumpkins await at
Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art September 21-October 31. Get spooked by more than 40 scarecrows set among the grounds and pick out the perfect pumpkin for the holiday.
Mel O'Drama Theater travels throughout Middle Tennessee with
Dracula's Masquerade Ball. Starting
October 4 in Bell Buckle and ending
October 31 in Murfreesboro, with stops in Gallatin, Lebanon, Springfield, and Clarksville in between. There will be singing, dancing, costumes, prices, and, of course, murder.
The Southern gothic, supernatural musical
Ghost Brothers of Darkland County, written by Stephen King, with music by John Mellencamp and T Bone Burnett comes to the
Ryman Auditorium October 16.
Ghouls at Grassmere is full of family fun with a Trick or Treat Trail, Monster Lab, Monsterpiece Theatre, Children's Costume Parade, Carn-Evil, Scary-Go-Round, Haunted Hayride, and more
October 18-20 and 24-27 at the
Nashville Zoo.
Stroll the ghost trail at the
Tennessee State Museum for the annual
Haunted Museum on
October 19 for ghost stories, prizes, crafts, treats, and a viewing of a 3,500-year-old mummy!
The Old World Theatre Company presents the very kid-friendly
Casper: A Friendly Ghost Story at the
Belcourt Theatre on
October 19 & 26 and November 2 & 9.
Take a
Ghost & Lantern Tour at
Historic Mansker's Station on
October 25 then enjoy refreshments and live music in the Visitors Center.
Zip through the dark woods on the land where Montgomery Bell lived and died and hear his story as you fly through the sky on the
Haunted Forest Zip Tour at
Adventureworks October 25 & 26.
Take a haunted hayride through the
Hermitage fields and old barn, watch Halloween movies, listen to live music, play games, and show off your costume on the new Presidential Trick or Treat Trail at the annual
Hauntings at The Hermitage October 25 & 26.
Hauntanel welcomes kids young and old for a 2-mile haunted hayride through the grounds of
Fontanel Mansion October 25-27. Trick-or-treating, a pumpkin patch, live music, and more offer fun for the entire family. At 8pm each night, older kids and adults are invited for a scarier nighttime hayride!
Learn about how Halloween was celebrated during the mid-1800s at
A Victorian Halloween at
Historic Carnton Plantation October 26. Bob for apples, tell fortunes, make Halloween cards, and listen to ghost stories, too.
Watch the original 1923 silent movie "
Hunchback of Notre Dame" with live organ accompaniment at the beautiful
Schermerhorn Symphony Center October 30.
Experience
El Dia De Los Muertos at
Cheekwood November 2. Learn about the holiday as you tour the altars, shop the marketplace, explore traditional arts and crafts, and enjoy live music and dance.
TAKE A SPOOKY TOUR.
Nashville Ghost Tours offers the Haunted Downtown Nashville Tour, Haunted Tavern Tours, and Nashville Hearse Tours to sufficiently scare you as you learn about Nashville's history, local legends, and hear some really great ghost stories. Or head a little south of town for the Haunted Franklin Tour from
Franklin On Foot. Hear about the spirits of downtown Franklin - departed socialites, Confederate soldiers, spies, and even a dog!
NEED A PUMPKIN?
LIKE MAZES?
VISIT MUSIC CITY THIS FALL!
With all of this going on - any time is a good time to visit Music City.
MAKE YOUR OWN FALL FUN
Stop by the Visitor Information Center in downtown Music City (in the glass tower of the Bridgestone Arena) where you can shop for souvenirs, get
free maps and one-on-one assistance. Get your Music City Total Access Pass and see four attractions for one low price! Personalize your family vacation by letting everyone pick their top four choices from a list of 16 uniquely Nashville experiences.
For a complete list of events, take a look at our
events calendar and see what's happening during your visit. There's always something going on!
Need help with visitor information while in town? Call our Visitor Center at
1-800-657-6910.
