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Uncalled for.

And no.

MSU Alumni Memorial Chapel comfortably seats 190 people. The chancel with its pipe organ, pulpit, choir benches and altar provides a setting appropriate for worship of any faith. The altar, a simple rectangle, was designed after the chaplain’s combination altars of World War II; accessories for various types of worship are available on site.

Bride’s Room | The room has a mirror, make-up table, clothes hooks and seating, providing a tranquil spot for dressing and relaxing before your wedding. There is also a connecting door to the women’s restroom for your convenience.

Groom’s Room | A mirror, closet and comfortable seating provide a quiet place to relax before your ceremony.

Altar Area | Consists of a Pel Pipe organ, piano, aveu organ and two pulpits with lighting and microphones. Dimmable lighting is available in the nave.

Accessories | Available for your use during your ceremony are one three-tier candelabra, two wrought iron seven-tier candelabras, two brass altar candle holders, a wrought iron kneeling bench and bud vases. If candles and aisle runners are desired, they should be purchased from the Chapel Sexton to assure all fire and safety codes are met.

Parking | Limited meter parking is available adjacent to the chapel. Located directly across from the chapel is a parking lot that is open to the public weekdays after 5:00 p.m. and on weekends.

After my wife and her mother chose the venue for ceremony and reception I was asked as an after thought for my input: I suggested the chapel and reception at the U Club. Of course, they didn't take me seriously, we got married in her Catholic church and today she's converted to being a Unitarian. So much for the lifetime Catholic crap (in fairness, she was the first of four girls and I think her mother and grandmother would have had a stroke if she hadn't done it there).

Interesting. She also gave me a stroke or ten.

Got married there in '73 on a very hot June day. No air conditioning then.

It should still be available and no one will come to your wedding.

Yeah, you should definitely do it for that day! Sounds perfect!

Got married their 7 years ago. Things to keep in mind - close by parking can be tight so make sure elderly grandparents arrive early. Also make sure to send out a good
map to guests that aren't familiar with campus.

Also paint the Rock the night before.

Married my wife there in '95. One of my favorite things about getting married there was the group picture we took in front of the Alumni Chapel with everyone that came to the ceremony. Then we all walked over en masse to the Union for the reception. Good times...

well of course, there are rules to be followed, this isn't nam were talking about.

The quartet would be cool. If you can get an organist, consider that too. The sound really fills the chapel and has great acoustics.

Got married there in 2010. The only issue as has already been stated is the obvious parking problem. We had a really small wedding and the majority of people knew campus pretty well so there was no issues. Also as someone said, they are very strict on the timing and as is usual weddings don't go as planned so that can be an issue. Finally, I would suggest getting someone good to play the piano or organ. There is nothing better than walking back down the aisle after the stress is gone with your new wife to the MSU fight song.