Many couples decide to tie the knot in an intimate setting with just close family on the guest list . And now a retired minister from Virginia has built his own travelling wedding chapel measuring just 100 square feet offering wedding services for as little as $ 100 ( £66 ) . Bil Malbon , 59 , came up with the idea for building the chapel on wheels after he retired in 2013 after stumbling across a website dedicated to building tiny houses . Scroll down for video . The Tiny Chapel built by retired minister Bil Malbon , which he plans on taking on the road , offering cut-price wedding services to couples . The inside of the Tiny Chapel measures just 100 square feet , with couples able to invite up to 25 guests , with packages starting from $ 100 . Over the next few months Mr Malbon , who has been officiating weddings since 1992 , began attending housing workshops . He then began building the chapel in April 2014 , and completed his first ceremony , renewing the vows of Thom and Midge Stanton , in October . The chapel even features a retractable spire , which can be removed when the building is on the road . Wedding packages start from $ 100 with hour-long full wedding services on a weekend costing $ 500 ( £330 ) . Mr Malbon first started working on building the chapel in 2014 after attending several workshops on how to build your own tiny house . Mr Malbon , right , says the chapel even features a detractable spire so it can be removed when he is driving it on the road . The chapel in the process of being built by Mr Malbon . This weekend the building will host its first full wedding ceremony in Richmond , Virginia . Mr Malbon said : ' A little over ten years ago I started thinking about about what I wanted to do when I retired from state government . ' I 'd been officiating weddings since 1992 and decided I would build a grand wedding chapel . 'This is just our first year of business and the wedding season has n't really started yet . 'We have a few bookings already and out hopes are that as the weather warms up , more couples planning tiny weddings give us a call . ' On Saturday , the chapel will host its full wedding service in Richmond , Virginia , when Patricia Moran and Josh Farrar tie the knot . After being completed late last year , the first service to be held by Mr Malbon in the chapel was the vow renewal of couple Thom and Midge Stanton , pictured . Mr Malbon , pictured with Mr and Mrs Stanton . The retired minister says that although it is their first year of business , the chapel has already had many bookings for the summer . Miss Moran said : 'We knew from the beginning we wanted a small , intimate wedding with a guest list of only close family members . 'Our search was coming up empty as I refused to pay over $ 500 to rent an over-sized location . 'Then we found the Tiny Chapel and I knew it was perfect . '
Minister Bil Malbon decided to build a small chapel on wheels after reading up on constructing tiny houses . The 59-year-old built the Tiny Chapel which measures just 100 square feet and can be taken on the road . He offers cut price wedding services , with packages starting from just $ 100 but the chapel up to 25 guests .