Royal chapels

Royal chapels are special religious buildings associated with royalty, often serving as the private church for a royal family or monarch. They are used for worship, ceremonies, and royal events, reflecting the importance of religion in royal life. Architecturally, they can be grand and ornate, symbolizing power and devotion. Many historic royal chapels, like Westminster Abbey or the Chapel of Saint George at Windsor Castle, also hold royal tombs and significant national ceremonies. These chapels blend religious functions with royal tradition, emphasizing their role as both spiritual and ceremonial centers for monarchy.