Treehouse Point

ter team of individuals to get us through the usual wedding day madness. I DIY'ed a lot of things for my ceremony, and Paige was the ABSOLUTE BEST point of contact and served as one of the few people I relied on to ground me when things were overwhelming. The person we appointed as a main point of contact to direct things kind of went off and did their own thing most of the time, I don't blame them for wanting to go and have fun on the property since it was so gorgeous there, and I really felt like Paige and our caterer (Kris from Green Apple Catering) stepped in and saved the day. They did not have to do this, that was not a part of the contract, but they made our day beautiful and checked in on me to make sure everything was fine multiple times. The venue itself is a PNW dream, the treehouses were absolutely stunning (we stayed in the Ananda for our wedding night), and all of our guests still talk about how beautiful that day was. Thank you for making my vision a reality Paige, and to all the other staff members that were on site including the chef the next day, your kindness, service, and support will never be forgotten. P.S. the quiche you made me for breakfast per my request was divine, thank you for putting a sign next to it to let everyone know to save me a piece if they got to it first! :)

rison. We had the venue booked for 40 people, both family and friends, with 20 staying overnight in the treehouses. We couldn't have asked for anything more, the natural beauty of the venue makes large expensive flower arrangements entirely unnecessary and it just excelled in all ways when it came to hosting a simple and magically special gathering! We will remember our time at THP for a lifetime and can't wait to come back.

s was unacceptable. I felt like a chicken with my head cut off for a period of about 30 minutes when I had one million things that needed my close attention. Please don’t do this to another groom one day, no matter what they do. The day was absolutely perfect and this experience made it even better because it helped me develop more of a protective cloak for Rachel. She says that she mentioned to you that our dog is an Emotional Support animal (not service animal which is different, details matter) and I believe her. Thank you for clearing this up afterwards. You were so incredibly helpful after this. The following morning we were greeted again with rudeness and hostility by several people on site. I do not care what single-person-tour was scheduled at 10am. That was Treehouse Point’s Scheduling Fiasco. I don’t care who they were. I don’t. My family is from Kentucky and Rachel’s family is from the region of China. We are now familiar with the Seattle Freeze. We did not trash the place or party too hard (no such thing at a wedding). We were as respectful as humanly possible. Literally. Not too sure what their beef was. They don’t seem to like their job and need to go elsewhere. Please. Treehouse Point doesn’t deserve this treatment. There were, however, two loving and helpful individuals, I don’t remember their names, but one was older helping with the breakfast and one was younger helping with exit coordination. They know who they are. Please find these individuals and do your best to keep them around. They are my favorite people in your organization. (Aside from the team of treehouse designers and builders, of course)  I would suggest a staff meeting with the top level staff and bring this to their attention. I have a strong gut feeling it might be a top down issue, but that’s not for me to worry about. I would also recommend having more of a buffer for the exit. If a group of 80 people, coming from all over the world, decide to throw a party in the woods, you should not expect them to have a prompt exit strategy. 95% of us were gone by 11:20 AM and the remaining 5% were NASTILY pushed out. We were happily cleaning up and leaving. The nastiness did not change anything, other than our feelings. It did not help us move quicker. Rachel and I were the last ones to leave at 11:57 AM.  Please use this as a Case Study for future BIG TIME events. And yes, I sure do understand the mentality of the owner. There should be exceptions. We look forward to coming back as respectful guests one day. Hopefully with our future children. What a magical place. Please, Do not apologize or respond; We can only live well without regret!

orked perfectly for the 22 of us. Plus the projector was perfect to hook up a switch for mario kart for our super non traditional reception. Annelise was AMAZING the day of to make sure everything went perfectly. The attention to detail down to the pillows in our treehouse made the day more than we could have hoped for!

s a fairytale!

nd wedding party being safe and really let me enjoy and savor every moment of my wedding experience. :)

ith any questions or concerns I had. I mainly dealt with Charlotte and she was great! I dont think the day wouldve been as great as it was without her. We had to change the location on their property of the ceremony due to rain and she took photos of the other option right away to show me and got it set up in time. The venue itself was amazing. Very clean. We got to stay in one of their treehouses. They put my belongings in the treehouse for me after I was done getting ready in a different room so I didnt have to worry about it. They had clean bathrooms and showers. We definitely want to go back in the future and stay in one of their treehouses again! It was magical to have our wedding their and we both highly recommend this venue!

like we were at home. The entire venue is so fresh and breathtaking. Staying in the tree house was an amazing experience. The tree house was cozy ad so clean. The entire time we were here we felt more connected as a couple because the busy lifestyles around us were shut off. There was plenty to do on the venue you didn't have to leave or there are amazing places to see near by. If you're looking for an incredible intimate experience that you will never forget this is your wedding spot.