



Discovering new venue is always exciting. Being still relatively new to the Bay Area, we are constantly encountering venues that we have not yet worked at. Through a recent wedding, I had the pleasure to discover the Chapel at Mills College in Oakland. The space unfolds like a treasure--once you enter through the discreet double doors and continue down a brief corridor, a surprise circular sanctuary unfurls and soars. The circular floor plan embodies an intimate atmosphere, and I was surprised to learn from my bride that it held 150 guests nicely. Designed by architect Charles Warren Callister, the mid century structure (1958 to be precise) is a juxaposition of wood and concrete, shadow and light.
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