Your Wedding Ceremony
THE INN AT STONECLIFFE
W
hen couples say, “I
do” on Mackinac,
their dream comes
true with a magi-
cal celebration as two lives become
one. Having your wedding ceremony
on the Island is a fairytale come to life
where you create your perfect happily
ever after. Perhaps you are looking to
plan a picturesque outdoor wedding
or a more traditional ceremony in a
church. Whatever your vision, excep-
tionally beautiful indoor and outdoor
spaces will provide the perfect back-
drop for an unforgettable memory for
family and friends!
Mackinac offers three distinctly
unique churches which include the
Little Stone Church, Mission Church,
and Ste. Anne Catholic Church. If
you are dreaming of an outdoor cer-
emony, your choices are limitless with
many breathtaking settings. If you
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prefer a historic setting, there are six
wedding locations at the Mackinac
State Historic Parks from the icon-
HAVING YOUR
WEDDING ON
THE ISLAND IS A
FAIRYTALE
COME TO LIFE
ic Somewhere in Time gazebo from
the movie with the same name,
Mission Church the oldest church
building in Michigan, Fort Mackinac
overlooking downtown, Fort Holmes
the highest point on the Island, on
the beach at British Landing, and the
beautiful scenic Marquette Park. Each
location is subject to a nominal per-
mit fee. Call the State Park office for
amenities, prices and use fees at 906-
847-3328 or visit their website at www.
mackinacparks.com.
Located along beautiful tree lined
Cadotte Avenue within blocks from
Main Street is LITTLE STONE CHURCH.
An active congregation since 1904,
this architecturally iconic church is a
Mackinac Island and State of Michigan
historical landmark. Steps away from
Mackinac’s Grand Hotel and nestled
adjacent to its Jewel Golf Course,
Little Stone Church is both charming
and romantic. Available for Christian
weddings, vow renewals and baptism
services of any denomination, the
church is open from mid-May until
early-October. The warmth and secu-
rity of its sanctuary ensures that one’s
important day is never threatened by
inclement weather with the celebra-