Whether you are looking for a token to express your love, or a declaration of your commitment, the time is right to enter the No Regrets Chapel.
Where it all began
For over 10 years the ‘No Regrets Lounge’ has been a spiritual home for all things Stephen Webster.
First established above our flagship store on Rodeo Drive and curated by Stephen, it quickly became known as a place where people gathered to experience the unexpected with a common theme of creativity and inspiration. We are now excited to introduce the ‘No Regrets Chapel’. Strictly non-sectarian, our chapel is an inclusive place where everyone is welcome.
Over the years, we have been fortunate to be the jeweller of choice for many notable couples. More often than not, the pieces we make to mark these high-profile commitments are bespoke, and creating something unique is where we can really shine.
Aware that not everyone has the inclination to commission a bespoke piece or perhaps there is some urgency required (the shotgunners out there), our ready to wear range, designed to be anything but ordinary, can be viewed at Stephen Webster’s ‘No Regrets Chapel’.
Keeping with the modernity of the Skydiamond process, the capsule collection includes four exclusive Stephen Webster cuts inspired by space and the sky; Stellar, Volt, Rocket and Meteoric, with each piece crafted in 18 carat Single Mine Origin Gold.
With a nod to alternative bridal, the range offers contemporary designs for those looking for genuine change with a compelling story behind an important purchase.
Each commission is a start of a personal journey and unique to the No Regrets Chapel. We work with each client to create something truly personal, guiding you through the process from the initial design to delivery of the finished piece.
Non-sectarian and inclusive, the No Regrets Chapel is a place where everyone is welcome if they decide they want to demonstrate and celebrate their feelings for each other.
Concluding that a Chapel cannot be a Chapel without the services of a Minister, Stephen carried out all the formalities required to become ordained.
