A modern realistic country chapel library for staging a wedding, inside and out. The nave is laid from 2 m stone flag tiles, walled in 2 m stone modules with lancet windows, roofed in open oak truss bays, and fronted by a chancel screen of pointed arches; a steeple with a swinging bell, a porch canopy and entrance steps stand outside. Its furniture is what a chapel really owns: oak pews with kneelers, an altar table with a plain cross and candlesticks, a pulpit, a lectern, a pipe organ with its bench, hymnals and candle stands. The garden ceremony place is dressed for the day: a flower garland arch with an aisle runner, white aisle chairs single and in dressed rows, lantern posts, a confetti stand, a seating chart with blank cards, petal baskets and the photographer tripod camera. The reception corner holds a gift table with a tiered cake on its stand, a champagne coupe tower with flutes, the bridal bouquet, the bands and gift boxes, a guest book stand and a 1 m dance floor with a gold centre panel. Five modular systems carry ports and are assembled in the scene: floor tiles, wall modules with the entrance doors and chancel arch sharing their ports, roof bays, lawn tiles and dance panels. The entrance leaves, the bell, the camera head and the guest book cover are named nodes on their own pivots and ship rigid open, close, swing, spin and lift clips: node transforms only, no skinning. Flowers, sashes, the runner and cake dressing stay static, because cloth and foliage are not reachable with a rigid node transform and faking them costs a consumer more than it gives. Every card, chart and label face is a blank field, so no real chapel, couple or product is named anywhere. Every file is self-contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.