Such a beautiful venue, and honestly, I think it deserves some more attention and appreciation! As…read morethe photographer of my sister's wedding, I knew that lighting was going to be important. The lighting here was really nice once it was past noon. The inside of the chapel was timeless and beautiful. It is a lot roomier than I expected inside. The chapel pretty much comes with everything you will need, including the stereo system and a changing room for the bride. We didn't even decorate the chapel because it was pretty enough the way it was. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a venue in Solano County. The history of the chapel is amazing, and the people who work here clearly adore and care for the chapel. Side note to citizens not involved in the wedding ceremony, please take couple pictures somewhere else when you obviously see a photographer trying to get photos of the bride and her party! I had shots be completely ruined or have to be heavily edited due to activity from unknown parties taking their own random photos in the background of the chapel. We had the chapel reserved at this time, and it really did stress out the bride as well. I did my best to avoid them, but still, common courtesy says this is a once in a lifetime event and please be respectful of that!

First off, the chapel is beautiful. We didn't need to do anything decor wise…read more Service wise, Sandy and Miguel, were assigned to us as our helpers on our wedding day. They were both so kind and sweet. They greeted us and helped us out with so much. We really enjoyed them! Jen is also amazing! She is very available, ready to help, and easy to reach -- which isn't something you find often. They were all around just great!

It's the cheapest in the area you get what you pay for. Made an appointment with Debbie and no one…read morewas there I called left a message and received a call 3 hours later had already found and booked somewhere else.

Beautiful venue! Amazing owner! Love love love. Highly recommend for any and all events!!read more

Victoria is so thoughtful, caring and loving. She made our…read morewedding truly special, from her garden and bubbles, flute and flowers, art and ships with cake, champagne and photography captured by her artistic eye. Book your wedding here, trust us. City Hall weddings are so overrated! They don't serve you cake and champagne, or even make your personals like Victoria will.

Victoria is an enormous help, always available should you have any questions or concerns. Their…read morewebsite is clean and easy to navigate, very straightforward. It's was so easy to book with them. We thank you for your kindness Victoria! Thank you for working with us!

Absolutely loved our experience with our wedding ceremony! Kim and Geoff are so warm and welcoming…read moreand made us feel at ease from start to finish. We had gone around with a bunch of ideas for our wedding but eventually decided on a simple ceremony. The Wedding Chapel area was beautiful and the pictures really do not do it justice. Geoff was our officiant and it felt like we had known him for years with how wonderful of a job he did. Kim was our photographer and nailed it. We had originally said no to photos but at the last minute decided to add them and we are definitely happy we did. Kim and Geoff are amazing at what they do and explained everything so clearly so nothing was left to guess about. As life would have it, we ended up not downloading our pictures before the electronic link expired but Kim was so wonderful and sent them to us again. Customer service, friendliness, and an overall amazing experience is why you should get married at the Bridal Station. Thank you again so much Kim and Geoff!

I stopped in two days before my wedding hoping to find a veil. The owner, Kim, was so patient with…read moreme and explained the difference in veils to me. My veil was gorgeous and not over-priced. I would highly recommend you pay Kim and Geoff a visit before over-spending somewhere else!

As with everything in life , there are good and bad things to say about The Wedding Chapel which…read moregives me mixed feelings but I'll give my opinion about what I liked and didn't like when I recently held my weding and reception here. Pros: The cost- all day usage, bridal bouquet, flower girl pedals and groomsmen pens, set up, clean up and minister all for a little over 1k. What a steal. Parking is great, location is prime, The ladies that were at the flower shop pitched in and helped with the little things that were going wrong or that we were behind on and they were so nice. You dont have to have security even if you"re serving alcohol and they provide you with insurance. They have a bar area with an indoor and outdoor fridge/freezer, stove and a seperate bathroom for the bride to get ready with a full size mirror. They are genorous with letting you see the chapel as many times as you want before hand and do not make you feel rushed. Cons- The place needs some TLC. The chapel smells old and looks a little outdated, the rose bushes had dry dead roses, and the 'garden area' was all greenery and did not have any flowers. We instructed the minister that we did not want the ceremony to drag on and didnt want to introduce our family and friends or give out roses but he did it anyway, putting us on the spot and dragging out the ceremony slightly. Although I am sure his intentions were good, we asked not to have a religious ceremony bc we had several different religions attending and we are not religious people but he still said prayers and spoke often of Jesus Christ. He also told my groom that I wanted the rose ceremony when I did not say that so I think he is just set in his ways and will perform whatever ceremony he thinks is best. Also they don't rehearse with you what they are going to say until several minutes before which I thought was unorganized and they do not have papers to send home with you about what the cost of the wedding includes or copies of anything you sign, it is almost like they play everything by ear and you have to either remember what they said or bring your own pen and paper to write everything down. If I could make a suggestion, it would be to invest some money back into the place, remodel the inside, take better care of the landscaping, update the paperwork and make brochures and contracts and use a Minister that respects the wishes of the bride and groom. :

I had my wedding here on June 23rd 2007 and it was perfect. It's a small place with a guest cap of…read more65... and they mean it. I'm glad no more people showed up because it just would have been too cramped. The chapel itself is an old house with a large, well lit front room perfect for the wedding. We had our reception out in the 'back yard' which is more like a patio area. The cost of the event, flowers, etc was great.

We loved having our ceremony at Morris Chapel they provided a day coordinator (specifically for the…read morechapel) and a sound tech They have a great space for the bride and groom to get ready. All of our photos turned out so good the UOP campus is absolutely stunning. We got married end of June. Joanne is very easy to contact and very helpful. Morris Chapel is the perfect place for an intimate or bigger ceremony, we loved everything about it!!!

As you park you can see the colorful windows, each decorated with bright colors. The pasture full…read moreof roses and greenery that led you to the chapel. The chapel has high ceilings you can't help it but to stare at how beautiful it is.

We attended a friend's birthday at Chariot and the space it was beautifully decorated, the food and…read moredrinks were excellent, and the staff was attentive- especially the owner who made sure all the party goers had everything they needed.

Wow!!! Just wow! From the incredible cocktails - honestly the BEST Lemon Drop I have ever had - to…read morethe hors d oeuvres - to the decor!!! FANTASTIC!!! The staff are stellar and the owner is great! I enjoyed every moment in this venue! THANK YOU!!!

We were in town for the 100th annual Western Fairs Association convention (held inside the Grand…read moreSierra Resort) and when is a better time for a couple of our friends (in the fair industry) to finally tie the knot than then? Worked out great since many mutual friends were already in Reno and conveniently there is a chapel just down the escalators from the main floor. Beautiful venue. Simplistic and very high-end all at once. Rows of chairs on either side of the aisle with an altar, some steps, and a piano at the front. All of the small details were handled perfectly - a sign announcing the bride and groom, wedding cake, and celebratory drinks on top of the piano. Behind the scenes (literally behind a very decorative curtain) is a back area with rooms for privacy to change and prepare for the big day. The pastor was great. A friend played the piano as a wedding march and then sang a beautiful song for the couple. Huge congrats to our friends AnnMarie and Michael. So glad we were able to be there for them at their nuptials - especially in such a wonderful setting. If you're looking for a place to get married in Reno you can't go wrong with this hidden gem of a chapel within the Grand Sierra Resort.

Well, it would have been 15 years ago this January 1st, when i was married in this very Chapel. My…read morefirst, and only marriage. I remember that it was decently clean, and decently organized, hence the decent rating. I dont remember very much of that day, just nerves, Crown Royal stashed in a 16oz water bottle (brides cousin, thanks Jim!), and of course my best mans comforting words..."Dude, im driving you over to the chapel now. We can totally leave town, RIGHT NOW! Im serious. Im just offering." I would not wish marriage on anyone, but if you are hellbent on doing it, might as well do it here. I recommend that you elope, get married by the city and save the $1200 price tag that getting married here cost me, and have a really cool honeymoon. But, what do i know.

The original name of this building is" The De Vilbiss Hotel Building" named after a very prominent…read morelocal rancher by the name of " John A. De Vilbiss ". Mr De Vilbiss hired an well known architect by the name of "Allen Aaron Cook" from Sacramento to design his building. When completed in 1889, the building was said to be one of the finest and most prominent commercial buildings in Winters ! The first floor had an office/ bar / dining room / kitchen & meeting rooms. On the second floor were 40 rooms and a parlor. The 2 story brick building survived the devestating Earthquake of 1892, but the 72 foot cupola as seen in the old photo of 1890 was destroyed in the fire of 1915. The building was first sold to I.V. Hugh's in 1896 and again in 1917 to T. H. Fenley. This building became a place where Mr. Fenley conducted his groceries and hardware business. In 1930 the building was reaquired by a member of the De Vilbiss Family and remains in the family ever-since. . Melanie Bajakian-Pickerel did a magnificent job restoring the interior to its original architectural charm and splendor . Who knows what treasure's awaits you ! Thanks for reading ! Live/Love/Travel !