Twisted wedding chapel in rural North Texas
While the world shut down, a Pilot Point couple decided to use their unique art to build an unexpected business among the farm fields.
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While the world shut down, a Pilot Point couple decided to use their unique art to build an unexpected business among the farm fields.
Besides the front door, nothing about the chapel is normal. The roof, walls, windows, columns are all tilted and twisted. “The word ‘weird’ isn't something to be scared of,” Jones said. The chapel – which doesn’t yet have a name – is located on a three-acre piece of property where lovebirds Jones and her husband Chris Duncan live. “I could not do without him what I always wanted to do,” Jones said. Together, they've created their dreams. First, they built Lizzy Gator, a venue they've rented out for years. Now, they’ve opened the stop-and-stare sanctuary which combining fai...