Weddings
Heinz Chapel is a beautiful wedding venue. View dates and times available for reserving a wedding.
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Heinz Memorial Chapel is a non-sectarian chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus, a gift to the university from H.J. Heinz and his children. The Chapel offers a variety of tours, concerts and programming with visitor hours throughout the week and wedding reservations on the weekends. Several weekly religious services are offered during the spring and fall semesters. Use the links above to plan your visit.
Heinz Chapel is a beautiful wedding venue. View dates and times available for reserving a wedding.
Tours of the Chapel are available (general and wedding specific). Email heinzchapel@pitt.edu
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Heinz Memorial Chapel is open to visitors Monday through Thursday from 10am to 4pm. The Chapel may occasionally be closed during these hours for University holidays or private events. Guests may also email the Chapel office at heinzchapel@pitt.edu to schedule an appointment to visit outside of our scheduled Visitor Hours.
H2P! Planning a Pitt wedding? The University Club and Heinz Memorial Chapel are the perfect pairing to hold your special day on campus. The University Club's grand ballroom features magnificent chandeliers and Palladian windows, and the Rooftop Terrace offers breathtaking views for your cocktail hour.
As the exclusive wedding reception venue on the Pitt's campus, The University Club enjoys a unique partnership with Heinz Chapel. If you say “I Do” at Heinz Chapel, and reserve The University Club for your reception, your ceremony fee at the Chapel will be waived.
Learn more about Heinz Chapel Weddings or connect with the University Club wedding team.
Photography by Hannah Hicks Photo.
When Charles Connick designed the 23 stained glass windows that fill Heinz Chapel with color, he incorporated recycled glass among the 250,000 individual pieces of glass used throughout the Chapel. That was decades before "sustainability" was a word anyone used on a college campus. It turns out the instinct to make something beautiful last was there from the beginning.
That instinct still guides us. Caring for a nearly century-old chapel means choosing restoration over replacement, thoughtfulness over waste, and stewardship over convenience for everyone who walks through these doors long after we're gone.
Learn more about Heinz Chapel's sustainability practices and partnership with the University of Pittsburgh Office of Sustainability here.
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Heinz Chapel is located on the University of Pittsburgh campus and open to all faiths and backgrounds.
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