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

"The high deserts of Santa Fe make for a magical wedding destination. At Bishop’s Lodge (an Auberge Collection hotel), a whitewashed adobe structure built in the 1860s by Archbishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy provides an intimate space for saying “I do.” The structure is typical of the Territorial architectural style, while inside a Gothic-influenced wooden altar serves as the focal point. Once guests head outside, they’ll be treated to the chapel garden that overlooks the Sangre de Cristo foothills (ideal for post-ceremony canapés and cocktails)." - Nicole Kliest