Chapel Dulcinea, located in the beautiful hills of South Austin near Dripping Springs, is the perfect venue for your warm, romantic, and intimate elopement or small wedding. This stunning open-air chapel offers a breathtaking backdrop for your special day. Whether you're dreaming of a simple ceremony or a full micro-wedding event, Chapel Dulcinea has everything you need to create a memorable experience.
What sets Chapel Dulcinea apart is that it's completely free to reserve the chapel on certain dates and times. The venue does require that couples reserve the chapel themselves and then secure our elopement photography services. While there is a "no show fee" that is refunded on the day of the ceremony, this doesn't take away from the incredible value and beauty that Chapel Dulcinea provides.
To check availability and reserve your wedding day, simply visit their website and follow the link provided. Chapel Dulcinea offers a range of timeslots for free, including weekdays and specific timings on weekends. However, if you're looking for a prime time slot, there is a rental fee of $425. This makes it easy for couples of all budgets to choose the perfect time for their ceremony.
When you choose Chapel Dulcinea, you'll not only have access to the stunning chapel itself but also the Spence Diamond Pavilion and the Bride's and Groom's Rooms. These additional spaces provide privacy for you and your wedding party to prepare and relax before the big moment. And if you're looking for a reception site, the Chapel Dulcinea team can recommend three nearby options that will perfectly complement your Austin elopement ceremony.
With over 1,000 weddings hosted in a single year, Chapel Dulcinea has the experience and expertise to make your special day truly unforgettable. And as your wedding photographer, I will be there to capture all the beautiful moments, ensuring you have lasting memories of your warm, romantic, and intimate celebration.
So why wait? Reserve Chapel Dulcinea today and let's create something truly magical together.
