Newly Engaged? These Hotels Come With Centuries-Old Churches | Vogue

"Ticking off the boxes for both a historic chapel and tropical climate, Canouan Estate's church offers a unique spin on tying the knot. The original structure was built in 17th-century England, later dismantled, then transferred to the island and reconstructed stone by stone in the early 1800s. The non-denominational chapel now sits among lush, leafy palms and holds between 50 to 80 guests. Up until recently, the island has long been considered a best-kept secret, but has quickly become a Caribbean favorite thanks to its convenient location, unobstructed mountainsides, and luxurious accommodations and wellness facilities (don’t miss the overwater spas at the Mandarin Oriental Canouan)." - Nicole Kliest