This Glass Chapel in a Farm Makes for a Memorable Garden Wedding

(SPOT.ph) Newlyweds and for those wanting to renew their vows, Tagaytay is not the only accessible area for an out-of-town wedding or a prenup pictorial. Up North and less than a three-hour drive away from Metro Manila, is where you can find Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park. This eco-park in Nueva Ecija features a glass chapel that's tucked away in a beautiful garden. Prices start at P50,000. 

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Check out this cool glass chapel inside a farm:

Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park opened in early 2022 and became first recognized for its restaurant and café, Kàyo. But in February of 2023, more than a year later, they opened the beautiful Glass Chapel within its premises of lush greenery.

Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park's Glass Chapel has this triangular, pointy structure, reminiscent of a towering tent pitched on a rural landscape with a background of tall trees and the open sky. Because of its glass walls, the sunlight naturally illuminates the entire chapel, and at night, there are spiraling chandeliers to give the space some warmth.

Since the chapel is quite small (more on its capacity later), the garden right in front of the chapel can be used too. 

The chapel encourages an intimate ceremony with 30 guests, while the garden can be used for extra outdoor seating of up to 100 people. This makes the total capacity to be at 130.

Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park's Glass Chapel with Garden is priced at P50,000 on weekdays and P55,000 on weekends. To place a reservation or ask inquiries, you can reach them via their Facebook page or contact them at 0917-1208306.

Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park is in Malineng, Cuyapo. Rental rates start at P50,000. For more information, visit Sirmata Ecofarm and Nature Park's Facebook page.

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