The construction of the neo-gothic Chapel began in 1901 and was completed in March 1902. A Belgian stained-glass artist, Jules Dobbelaere, produced the windows in 1903. The Chapel ceiling and 30,000 pieces of stained-glass were sent back to France for cleaning and repairs. In 1990 it was gazetted as a National Monument of Singapore.

Built with striking architectural features that have remained throughout its 115 years of existence, the 19th century neo-gothic chapel holds an elegantly lit up interior space of sparkling crystal chandeliers. With its high ceilings and filtered lights falling through the finest stained glass windows, Chijmes Hall offers our Watabe Wedding guests a unique ambience with regal charm, an entirely different experience.