Base price: $200.00 per hour
(Ceremony upstairs already decorated
has
85 seats and a piano
beautiful chandaliers and other lighting
DO YOUR OWN
WEDDING
time starts from time door is opened until
cleanup is finished and left
like it was found
Flowers can be purchased from the Flower House
(65 E. 4880
South)
tables and chairs provided in a downstairs serving area
GARDEN
Beautiful garden in back with waterfall
and tables and chairs
also
gazebo and power outlets
Buffet menu available
$5.00 per person private caterer
THE BUILDING ALSO USED FOR
meetings, parties, memorial services, church services
etc.
$200.00 nonrefudable deposit to hold your date
no alchohol unless you provide your own liability insurance
Final payment
due before the event and must be paid by cash, cashiers check, Visa or Mastercard
MINIMUM CHARGE
$200.00
Rehearsals are a time charged
Chapel's maximum capacity
is 85
ADDITIONAL SERVICES AVAILABLE
Champagne punch $200.00 (for 100 guests)
Photo
package $460.00
(150 pictures in album, negatives, ceremony and reception coverage)
Judge - $150.00
Disc Jockey - $250.00
String Quartet - $300.00
Band
- $400.00
Murray Chapel
4886 South Poplar Street
Murray, Utah 84107
801-265-0707
FAX:
266-6009
TOLL FREE: 1-877-385-2105
(please call for an appointment to tour
Chapel)
The Murray Baptist Church began in 1900 at 4800 South State, one half block
west of State Street, at a street now named Poplar. In 1924, the church structure
burned to the ground. Two years later, another structure was built which still remains
standing today, although it sustained another fire in 1946.
James Payne began
as Pastor in 1926 and served in that capacity for 15 years prior to his death. James
and his wife came to Murray, Utah from Galesburg and Monmouth, Illinois. Mrs. Payne
lived in Murray until 1988, and at age 90 returned to the state of Ohio to be with
her son. During the Payne's term as leaders of the Murray Baptist Church, they reached
a goal of 87 members.
These members dug a basement with pick and shovel to provide
more space for meetings with their growing membership. After outgrowing the building,
they sold it to the Oddfellows Lodge #100F. The Oddfellows Lodge then sold it to
the Unity Church. The Unity Church used the building until 1986 and then sold it
to Murray City. Murray City, with plans to widen Poplar Street, wanted to demolish
the church. Hoping to preserve the church and its heritage, Bill and Susan Wright
moved the church on October 14, 1987 to its present location on 5th Avenue and Poplar
Street to use as a wedding chapel. The Murray Wedding Chapel is on the Murray Historic
Register of Historical Structures.
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