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In the deep of winter

Ingrid&Elias

· The Glass Chapel · Stowe, Vermont

— days until the first snow

Our story

A snow day, a shared cab, and the wrong stop.

We met in a taxi neither of us had called, the night the city shut down for snow. Six winters later we are getting married in a glass chapel in the woods, with the people who kept us warm.

Six winters in

In pictures

Snow light, candlelight, the two of us.

The woods in January
Where he asked
The lodge after dark

The day

Vows in the glass chapel, dinner by the fire, snow if we're lucky.

  • 3:30 pmGuests arrive - mulled wine at the lodge
  • 4:00 pmCeremony in the glass chapel
  • 4:45 pmCocktails by the fire
  • 6:00 pmDinner in the great room
  • 8:30 pmDancing, then the sleigh back to the inn

Ceremony

The Glass Chapel

4:00 in the afternoon

Heated, but the path is snow; boots to the door, heels inside

Reception

The Lodge

4:45 until the fire burns down

Dinner, toasts and a very long dance

With full hearts

Thank you.

It snowed at four on the dot. Thank you for coming out into the cold for us.

Photos are coming — check back soon.

RSVP

Tell us you're coming in from the cold.

Kindly reply by December 15 - the sleigh has a seat count.

Registry

Your presence is the whole point.

If you would like to give more, we have gathered a few things for the cabin - and a fund for the trip north to see the lights.

View the registry

Good to know

Good to know

What should I wear?

Winter formal - velvet, wool, deep colours, and a real coat for the path. There is a boot room by the chapel door.

Is it really outdoors?

The chapel is glass and heated; the walk to it is not. Everything else is inside by a fire.

Where should we stay?

We have a block at the inn in the village under our names; the details are in your invitation.

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