Heinz Memorial Chapel is a non-sectarian chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus, a gift to the university from Henry John Heinz and his children.
Heinz Chapel is a beautiful wedding venue. View dates and times available for reserving a wedding.
Virtual tours of the Chapel are available (general and wedding specific). Email heinzchapel@pitt.edu
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This summer, Heinz Chapel is open Sunday through Thursday from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Visitors who do not have a University of Pittsburgh ID will need to sign in upon entry in accordance with the University's current Covid-19 policies.
Simply Styled ceremonies at Heinz Chapel are back! We've created an effortless, all-inclusive mini wedding package for those who want toget married in style without the hours of planning and big budget. These intimate 90-minute packages for up to 30 guests include a meaningful ceremony with a professional officiant, gorgeous flowers, music perfect for walking down the aisle, amazing photography by Kristen Wynn Photography, and a champagne toast and cookie table.
This opportunity will be limited with 5 time slots available on Sunday, September 4, 2022 for a cost of $3200. View more details here and email heinzchapel@pitt.edu to reserve your spot!
While Heinz Memorial Chapel remains closed to drop-in visitors, we are offering virtual tours and individual and small group in-person tours by appointment. To schedule an in-person or virtual tour, email the Chapel Office at heinzchapel@pitt.edu and indicate if you would like a general tour or wedding tour. For virtual tours, we will provide a Zoom link. For in-person tours, we will need each person's name and email address to pre-register the visit with the University. Please note that masks are required.
Heinz Chapel is open for those with Pitt ID and for scheduled weddings and events.
Heinz Memorial Chapel is a non-sectarian chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus, a gift to the university from Henry John Heinz.
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