By: Xiao Lv Hai
Nine out of ten girls dream of having the perfect wedding, where they can walk down the aisle like a princess. Do any of these four ultra-dreamy pink chapels make your list?
1. Tan Dinh Church @ Vietnam

The closest pink church is located inVietnam, just about a one-hour flight from Hong Kong. The Sacred Heart of Jesus Church (Nhà thờ Tân Định) on Dien Bien Phu Street in Ho Chi Minh City is a Roman Catholic church. This century-old church was built in the early 20th century during the French colonial period, but its pink exterior wasn’t painted until 1957. The architectural style combines Roman and Gothic elements. Visitors can enter for free to pray, and it’s a very photogenic spot that’s sure to get lots of “likes.”
2. Chesme Church @ Russia

Even if you’ve never been toRussia, you probably know it’s famous for its stunning churches — and there are many to choose from. It’s tough to stand out, unless you’re the Chesme Church. With its dominant pink and white color scheme, it becomes even more eye-catching against the blue sky. Though the church is now open to the public for worship, photography inside is not allowed.
3. Masjid Putra @ Malaysia

Mosques around the world are often exquisitely designed and truly breathtaking. And Islam also has a pink mosque. ByMalaysia’s Putrajaya Lake, there’s a mosque with a pink dome and rose-colored granite construction. Known as the Waterfront Mosque, it can accommodate up to 15,000 worshippers for Friday prayers. It’s open from Tuesday to Friday, but women must wear a headscarf to enter.
4. Franciscan Church of the Annunciation @ Slovenia

The Franciscan Church in the capital city of Ljubljana was built in 1646, featuring a typical basilica layout. The murals on the interior ceiling were painted by the 20th-century Slovenian Impressionist artist Matej Sternen. Though the overall design isn’t overly ornate, the combination of pink and white tones, along with its tall bell tower, makes it one of Ljubljana’s popular attractions.
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