I recently attended a beautiful wedding and reception at Point of Grace Wedding Chapel & Banquet…read moreFacility. I have to say that it was one of the most darling chapels that I've seen. Carol Rasch did a fantastic job of arranging things from the detailed ceremony and fine linens, down to the great selection of music and well appointed decor. She evidently has many years of experience in fine dining and event planning, and it show's! Well done Carol. Your church is the perfect venue.

So, my mothers wedding was today and I just got back from the reception and before that we were at…read morethis chapel for the ceremony. The woman that owned the chapel which of whom goes by the name of Carol Rash. The wedding started at 4 pm but my mom (the bride) was still getting ready, no big deal right? Well Carol (already upset at some of us for arriving a little late before the wedding was to begin) decided that now was the best time to concern the bride with the money she was to be paid for having the chapel being rented out. My mother obliged to write the check after she gets her dress on. Carol, dissatisfied, pressured the bride to write her the check right then and there and so my mother did. After that, Carol demanded my mother to write down her full name, and my mother did as she asked. A few minutes later, Carol came back to the bride demanding her pay to be in cash. This created a problem because obviously none of us have brought 500 dollars in cash with us to a wedding. So this caused the groom to rush to the ATM and withdraw 500 dollars. Once the money was brought to Carol, she went on as if nothing happened and let the wedding commence. A slight detail was left out of this story as well. When my Aunt arrived late Carol accused her of "not caring for the wedding at all" while having her finger in my Aunts face. This is not the whole story but I just hope to not bore who ever is reading this, but I highly advise to not rent out this chapel from a lady by the name of Carol Rash, the lady was very disrespectful and made my mother (the bride) cry at her own wedding. This did not ruin the day but did indeed make it stressful on our conjoining families. Thank you for taking your time in reading this review.

Highly recommended He did me and my husbands wedding and I…read morewas very pleased. He was so kind and made sure that everything was exactly the we wanted it to be. No matter what.

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Absolutely beautiful venue for our event. All the staff was friendly and attentive. I met one of…read morethe owners at our walk through and they were so kind. Would recommend The Broadway for anyone looking for a lovely historic venue for their next event.

If you have anyone coming to your wedding that uses a wheelchair or walker, you may want to look…read moreelsewhere. This venue is not handicap friendly and the "lift" was out of order during the event I attended. Extremely inconvenient and unsafe for elderly family members or anyone with mobility issues.

Best Day Details did an incredible job of coordinating our wedding day! Hannah was a joy to work…read morewith from the very start. We had a lot of day of logistics to tackle for our wedding (different ceremony and reception venues, transportation, etc.) and Hannah made sure everything was handled. I was amazed by how quickly and perfectly she and her assistant were able to setup both the ceremony and reception venues. Hannah is a true professional and her experience working in the wedding industry really showed. We are so happy that we had the help of Best Day Details on our wedding day. They were amazing!

From the owner: I specialize in day-of wedding coordinating for DIY brides. YOU planned the wedding of your dreams,…read morenow let me take care of the details.

I honestly don't understand the hype surrounding this venue. I considered it for an event, but very…read moreglad that I looked elsewhere. I attended a reception here, and that sealed the deal for me entirely. They really advertise for a much better experience than what is given in reality, including "on-Site and Transportation to and from the venue," which means that if equipment breaks down (and it did) that you are left waiting to pile onto a bus whenever they can get one to your guests. Walking into the space, all I could see was an awful slab floor. It looked as if they were still in renovation stage or something. Just awful. Your guests get one little coat rack that looks as if they bought it online, and it's in a back hallway as you make your way to the restrooms. It's a cramped space and I wonder why this place was so poorly built, but then I remembered what I call the 'benefactor factor,' and it became more and more clear. The only way that this place becomes "gorgeous," as it's been referred to in other posts, is if you spend a ton of money with a trained event professional (outside and separate cost, of course) to beautify it. Otherwise, you have a small room with a slab floor to work with. The only redeeming quality of the place is the outside deck.

Attended a wedding for my good friends. Really neat setting. The roof extension off the back porch…read morecame in clutch as it rained the entire day of the wedding. It's surrounded by trees and made for a wonderful wedding setting. About 80-90 attendees and it was a great size, more than 90 would probably overwhelm the space. Logistics and transport were not super smooth, but all was well once we finally got there.