Three Trees Chapel

ering all of our bases. I was planning two weddings at once, which is stressful, and working with Gabrielle made the process so easy. The day of our wedding was completely stress-free as they did all the set up and clean up for us. We just had to show up and enjoy ourselves and I knew they had it all covered. Out of all of the vendors I worked with for 2 weddings this spring, the experience with Gabrielle was by far the best experience. I would recommend them for any event!

the elopement package that came with an officiant, flowers, decorations, and cake. Jessica at the Three Trees Chapel was very easy to work with - she helped us to make sure we had everything set and she took care of coordinating with the officiant (Dan DeMey was FANTASTIC), the florist and the photographer (Brittany Kuenne was AMAZING)! The decorations around the chapel were beautiful and Jessica made sure everyone went smoothly! I would highly recommend the three trees chapel to everyone!

n rambling on about how poor and awful our experience was or describing at length the regular challenges we endured with Three Trees (Sherri is the Owner), I feel it is more constructive to share some major recommendations/points/perspectives (based on our experiences) for you, as the bride, groom, grandma of the groom, or whomever in search of a wedding vendor (or vendor for any celebratory event) to consider. 1) Three Trees is owned and operated by Sherri Gale; all communications must go through her. In our experience, she was very difficult to get in touch with (during regular business hours), by phone, email, or text (her return contact can take days or weeks, even with an executed and fully paid for contract). Near the beginning of our relationship with Three Trees, Sherri seemed caring, compassionate, and dedicated to providing exemplary services, however, it was not long before we found her to be unresponsive, greatly disorganized, and insensitive to say the very least. 2) Three Trees does have a website and social media but does not have an inclusive, comprehensive portfolio to review their work, nor to connect with former customers to discuss their experiences. It may be a struggle to visualize or have a solid idea of what your wedding/event may look like without full examples to reference. 3) The “Wedding Calculator” offered by Three Trees is a great tool, however, it may not be all inclusive of what the wedding/event may need (e.g., be aware of time allotments including that of the DJ, photographer, etc.). 4) If you request a contract for services, ensure you thoroughly review it for errors including spelling, grammar, vendor time allotments, services and costs, etc. In our experience, Three Trees’ wedding/event contract was horrible and a poor reflection of the business at large. It appeared as if it were “thrown-together”. Multiple revisions were necessary, with the final version still not sufficient; it is not a professional reflection of Three Trees, nor is it or protective and in the best interests of Three Trees or its clients. 5) Do not expect Three Trees to “guide” you through the process of preparing you for your wedding/event. Specifically, you will be responsible to connect with Three Trees about meeting with vendors (e.g., for cake, the DJ, etc.), for choosing event colors and décor, etc. Although Three Trees is marketed as “all-inclusive”, Sherri’s involvement is minimal (refer to formal points). There are no formal, concrete documents or timelines supplied by Three Trees for what to expect next, how to prepare, etc.; you must be proactive and assert your needs until they are met. On behalf of my family and myself, I hope this is helpful. Thank you for reading my review, best of luck!

meeting with a friend every time we sat down with her. She took the time to get to know us and hear what we wanted. Our wedding was perfect! The day of was fun and stress free. I knew that Sherri was on top of everything and it enabled me to enjoy the day without worrying about vendors or details.