Tarp Chapel and Gardens

I thought Tarp Chapel was perfect for what I wanted. We wanted a venue that we could have the ceremony and reception all in one place, and we wanted a daytime wedding. It was gorgeous during the day. We had afternoon tea and they were so helpful and did everything I asked them to as far as setting up the tables how I wanted and everything. They were great.

This venue was BEAUTIFUL and evenyone enjoyed it! It is for a smaller wedding (120 or less) and if you book the wedding coordinator, she can seem a bit "pushy", but overall, it was a wonderful experience. Everyone was really helpful and made the day perfect.

This place is excellent. They are very professional and will make sure that all wedding expenses and details concerning your special day are outlined. They are prompt and truly provide a worry free experience.

It's a small, but beautiful chapel that seems hidden in the woods with glass walls, so it looks very open. It seemed rather expensive, but included a ceremony and reception venue connected to each other, they insist on catering the food which was delicious, but a little bit pricy. You really are paying for the convenience of having it all in one place and for my situation it was well worth it. They have greenery arrangements to pick from and set up on different sized pillars. They also have options for you to create your own centerpieces for the reception tables. So we had them set up mirrors, candle holders, and table cloths and added our own petals, candles, and table runners and took hardly anytime to set up. They are pretty strict on the time, but if you're wanting a short and sweet ceremony and reception, it's well worth it. Or if you're willing to pay more for longer reception, it's available as well.

Tarp Chapel was a little on the pricey side, and tends to book multiple weddings each day, but was such a beautiful location. It rained on my wedding day, but stopped just before the ceremony & the windows throughout the chapel were covered in water, making it incredibly enchanting

Tarp was very beautiful, the ceremony was breath taking. I think they possibly took advantage of the shortage in reception/cermony sights. It was a bit over priced for what you got. The catering could also use improvement, the food was good but I don't think the actually delivered as much as was paid for. We ran out way ahead of time even though we had planned and paid for 60 rsvp's and only about 30 stayed for reception. Running out of food is never a good thing. Overall it's a gorgeous place to have your wedding but I would say you really have to watch them. And being all the hassle of your big day, that is kinda hard & the last thing you want to have to do.

This was a charming location for the wedding, located in Broken Arrow. I would highly recommend touring it to get the best feel of what it can offer. The chapel itself is mostly glass, surrounded by trees for a welcoming embrace of nature. It was almost like being outdoors, but without the summer heat!

The chapel is beautiful, but they are kind of control freaks. They must approve all your vendors beforehand, their people do the catering, and no liquor is allowed. And if you want it on Saturday night, it's EXPENSIVE. I didn't want to have a night wedding there because I fell in love with the greenery and wanted to be sure it was in my photos, not black windows. It was my dream venue, so the price didn't matter that much. It was totally beautiful and well-decorated when we arrived. The people are very nice to work with as well.

When we were first shopping for wedding venues, Tarp Chapel was near the top of our list. It's a glass chapel in the woods... the perfect way to have that ourdoor wedding feeling without worrying about rain. We initially thought the price was high, but then we realized how much extra stuff it included: tables, chairs, plates, forks, linen's, and centerpieces for each table. Once we added that up, the place was a bargain (and gorgeous to boot).The only drawback is that the chapel only seats about 110 (give or take). We invited 130 people to our wedding and held our breath that we'd have some no-shows. Sure enough, we wound up with 105 people who signed our guest book. Perfect!Oh, one other thing - the bridal suit is on the other end of the facility... I had to walk through the reception hall to get to the chapel (meaning that a few stragglers saw me in my wedding dress before I started walking down the aisle). Not a big deal, but I'd have someone on hand to shoe everyone into the chapel before the ceremony begins.One thing to note - Tarp Chapel does NOT have a liquor license. You can bring wine and champagne on your own, but you must provide your own bartender (they dont' want the liability).