The Myra Clare Rogers Chapel provides an attractive intimate setting for small weddings. The simplicity of the chapel design allows for a wide choice for decorating, from natural simplicity to the elaborate. Wedding contracts are for fo ur total hours of usage, usually one hour is dedicated to the rehearsal and three hours for the setup, the wedding ceremony, and photos. A Tulane Building Manager will be present at all times to assist in the planning coordination and setup. Rentals are secured upon receipt of a signed contract and security deposit by the Office of Conference Services.
Full payment is due two months prior to wedding.
Wedding rental prices can be found listed under Wedding Rental Fees. No food or drink allowed in the chapel Bride must arrive in her wedding dress Chairs cannot be moved to form a center aisle Candles can only be used on the staging area Floral delivery must be scheduled during rental time stated in contract Pianist or organist is not provided Art back to top Opened in 1976, the Myra Clare Rogers Memorial Chapel invokes many memories of the former Newcomb Chapel originally located on the Washington Avenue Campus until 1918. Approximately six feet in diameter, the work is centered around the initials of Harriott Sophie Newcomb, in monogram form, and features an intricate Celic pattern, in dark blue, red, green, and gold. Three additional Tiffany windows enhance the lobby, as does a wooden angel, carved from part of the ceiling beams from the original 1895 Chapel. The three windows include a stained glass portrayal of King David, St. Cecilia, and the G ood Samaritan.