What ceremonies took place in the chapel at the Palace of Versailles?

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The chapel at the Palace of Versailles, located in the north wing, served as a significant site for religious and royal life until 1789. It hosted the following ceremonies:

  • Daily Masses: The chapel was used for the celebration of daily religious services.1
  • Royal Weddings: It served as a venue for the marriage ceremonies of members of the royal family.1
  • Baptisms: The chapel was also the site for royal baptisms.1

Construction of the chapel began in 1699 under the direction of Jules Hardouin-Mansart and was completed by Robert de Cotte in 1710.1