This space is 303 Grand, a “revolving storefront” operated by digital marketing agency Street Attack. Their mission is to offer people, brands, artists and organizations the chance to create temporary and engaging retail environments on a limited budget or time commitment. Rates for the space can go as low as $300 USD, and it can be rented for one day to three months.

Hot on the heels of 303 GRAND’s pop-up wedding chapel event this June (the first of it’s kind), the Grand Opening storefront on 139 Norfolk street on Manhattan’s Lower East Side is also offering the betrothed a chance to have their dream event- “Vegas Style”. Those curious about the endeavor can visit Grand Opening’s website at kickstarter.com , an interactive page where the owners of the space not just give you a tour, but also let viewers know just what they would get when they signup for a wedding at Grand Opening.
Some of the exciting things promised include live Internet [...]

You’ve heard a lot on PSFK about pop-up shops, but this month, the 303 GRAND event space and rotating store front in Brooklyn will be sponsoring the first ever pop-up wedding chapel. The concept was the brain-child of 303 co-founder Ruth Heronemus, who upon a visit to a New York court house discovered that those wishing to have a quick, no-mess wedding often had to wait on epic Kafka-esque lines along with those paying delinquent fines (or much worse). It was then that Heronemus had the idea to create an event where couples could have a  small and unique wedding [...]