NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — A New Orleans liquor store has opened a wedding chapel next to its beer cooler. According to a news release, inside Chuck's on the Avenue, a wedding chapel featuring a 150-year-old-stained glass window from the Central Congregational Church, an alter from Basilica of St. Stephen Church and pews from a Luling Church can now be found near the tasting room and beer cooler. Country singer Tyler Childers to perform in New Orleans The release states that Chuck's Chapel aims to get in on the trend of "micro weddings" and offers different theme packages, meaning you don't have to travel to Las Vegas to have an Elvis wedding. Other themed packages are set to include Mardi Gras, Rock and Roll and Voodoo. (Courtesy: Wellons Communications)(Courtesy: Wellons Communications)(Courtesy: Wellons Communications)(Courtesy: Wellons Communications) "People are gravitating towards the simplicity of smaller, more intimate gatherings. What we are offering isn’t for everybody, but we all know that one couple who is perfectly suited to get married between the beer cooler and champagne section," said Chuck's on the Avenue owner Charles Loescher. In addition to themed weddings, the venue also offers options where the beer truck driver will be your witness, legal weddings, non-binding weddings, vow renewals and partner ceremonies. Algiers Ferry Terminal set to start major renovation Chuck's Chapel hosted a grand opening event on Saturday, Nov. 16, where a Donaldsonville couple tied the knot at a wedding officiated by Randy "Elvis" Bonnaval. Chuck's on the Avenue is located at 2025 St. Charles Ave. For more information, visit the Chuck's on the Avenue website. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts Investigation underway after eight shot in St. Roch area: NOPD Pollster Ann Selzer steps aside in wake of huge Iowa poll miss Husband and wife hit same deer just seconds apart Elon Musk is hiring for DOGE. Here's the type of people he wants to recruit Longest-waiting child in Arkansas foster care system finds forever family