chapel

A chapel, often non-denominational, that specializes in wedding ceremonies.

Refers to a chapel that is small in size.

Refers to a chapel that is small in size.

A chapel located within a college or university.

A chapel located within a university.

A chapel located within a school.

A smaller chapel located to the side of the main area of a larger church.

A chapel located within a hospital for patients, staff, and visitors.

A chapel not open to the public, for personal or group use.

A chapel reserved for the use of a specific family.

A chapel belonging to or used by a royal family.

A chapel built to commemorate a person or event.

A chapel located within a prison for inmates and staff.

A chapel used for funeral services.

A church for Baptist worship, especially in British English.

A church for Methodist worship, especially in British English.

Indicates location inside a chapel building.

Indicates being physically present at the chapel building.

Indicates being at a religious service, not just the building. Used without an article (e.g., 'They are at chapel').

To go to a chapel for a religious service, often used without an article. Common in institutional contexts (e.g., school).

To participate in a religious service at a chapel, often used without an article. Common in institutional contexts (e.g., school).

To state that a chapel is in honor of a particular saint or person.