Hi, this is Sandy and weddings are part of my metaphysical life. Our family owned a wedding business called  Chapel of the Bells, wedding chapel and reception hall. I also had a small couples chapel.  I held psychic fairs, wedding classes and seminars occasionally as you can see in photos.   The chapel closed in 2004/05
I wrote a wedding and reception trouble-shooting wedding guide titled:  "The Coordinator's Shoes"   You can find this on Amazon or..
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We closed the chapel because we were on a lease and the property was sold to a medical group.  It was sad to experience such a loss but life goes on and I went back to full time in my psychic world along with writing short stories.
When Psychic, Robin Zodiac and I met over the phone we had a great deal in common. We both had written a wedding guide. She home-schools her daughter and my grandson is home-schooled.   We both love to shop and buy domain names like purchasing shoes in the mall and we are both are professional psychic teachers.  I first saw Robin on the TV but did not watch all of the show.  I remarked to my husband she was good and also a  business woman. A couple of years later she calls me looking for a domain name and we both felt a connection.  That connected us to consider doing a show together.  Robin encouraged me to start a radio blog and purchased psychic development radio.com.  Robin and I both have something else in common, we both want to help psychic kids.
Together we can talk and entertain on many topics on the Robin Zodiac Show.

Above is the courtyard with the gazebo for wedding ceremonies and photos.
 Psychic fairs were held on occassion, I have preformed many spiritual  ceremonies for couples at Chapel Of The Bells, Embassy Suites and in many homes for couples.

Weddings and receptions and parties were indoors and outdoors at our location on McArthur in Irving. After we had to close in 2004..I opened another smaller wedding chapel  who were still seeking our services. However, that property was sold a year later and after two locations selling property I felt it was time to let it go.  Chapel of the Bells helped couples and families for 25 years prior to its closing.  The property was sold to a medical group and the gazebo was removed.