Rehearsal Dinner

Wedding Day

Ceremony

The Essence Event Center

Reception

Our Wedding

May 28, 2017 - Amy met Chris while she was walking to Cowboy Jacks after the Twins game. Amy and Chris instantly hit it off and ended up spending the rest of the night together bonding over breweries, cats, tattoos and Tom Petty! 2018 - Amy and Chris went to coed worlds in Florida. Everyone thought we were a couple, weird! 2019 - Amy and Chris spend their first New Years together, went to Mexico and Florida again and completed the Hop Passport Book together, visiting 68 breweries all over Minnesota. Meanwhile they were just friends! 2020 - The year of Covid. Amy and Chris quarantined together, and it strengthened their relationship. 2021 - Amy and Chris eventually admit that they should just start dating already. Their relationship quickly blossomed after being JUST FRIENDS for 4 years and on November 4th they closed on their first home together. 2022 - Amy, Chris, and Easton started a family tradition of going to the Twins home opener and Bentleyville and took their first family vacation to Florida. 2023 - Amy surprised Chris with a trip to Europe (for 2024) to celebrate his 35th Birthday at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. Best Girl Friend Ever! September 19, 2024 - While in Copenhagen, Denmark in front of a bar called The Drunken Flamingo Amy and Chris were taking their classic “Mingo Picture” when Chris dropped down to his knee and popped the big question! FINALLY, am I right! April 28, 2025 - Amy and Chris found out they are having a baby! Later to find out it’s a baby girl! With a household of 2 boys and 4 male cats, Amy is excited to finally have another girl! November 7, 2025 - Amy and Chris get MARRIED and throw the best party they ever have with all their favorite people!

Our Story

Photos

Alisha Schiebel 

Adam Moshier

Leslie Eull

Dan Eull

Jamie Biegert

Corey Bass

Alyssa Avery

Mike Spain-Brist

Anna Eidem

Matt Ebert

Easton Schiebel

Emery Schiebel-Sykes

Wedding Party

Please park in the designated Essence Event Center lot directly in front of the main entrance. Additional parking will be clearly marked by signage.​All vehicles must be moved by noon the day following the event. No overnight parking in any lot except the primary Essence Event Center parking lot. Free Overflow Parking for&nbsp;The Essence Event CenterSelect Ramp Parking, Levels 1-2Signage Indicates Reserved Spots for The Essence Event Center

RAMP HOURSMONDAY - FRIDAY | 5pm-2amSATURDAY &amp; SUNDAY | No Time Limits&nbsp;The Essence Event Center is not responsiblefor theft or damage to vehicle parked on the premises or in the ramp.

Venue Parking

PLEASE NOTE:The Best Western Plus Como Park Hotel building has been sold and will no longer be operating as a hotel effective March 31, 2025. As a result, all reservations have been canceled.&nbsp; If you made a reservation and were charged, you should receive a refund. We now have a block of rooms at the Double Tree by Hilton in Roseville. See additional information below.

11-minutes from the venue.6-minture drive to the Rosedale Center Mall.-Free Parking- To help make your travel plans easier, we've secured a block of rooms at Double Tree by Hilton, located near the venue. The block is under the Schiebel-Julich Wedding for Nov. 6-8, 2025. You can adjust dates as needed. You can book your stay at the discounted rate by clicking on the "WEBSITE" link below. OR&nbsp; Call 651.636.4567 Dial 0- Ask for the Schiebel-Julich Wedding&nbsp;rate. Reservations needs to be made before the cut off date - 10/16/25. Please Note: The hotel has a complimentary shuttle (14 passenger) to and from our venue. ***Please let Amy know if it does not show any rooms available.***

DoubleTree by Hilton Roseville Minneapolis

10-mintures from the venue.Located downtown St. Paul by the Excel Energy Center.Note: Valet Parking Only -&nbsp;$36.00/Night

Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Paul

11-minutes from the Venue.Located downtown St. Paul, close to The State Capitol, Xcel Energy Center and CHS Field.Note: Valet Parking Only - $32/Night

Hyatt Place St. Paul/Downtown

Travel

Q + A

Baltimore Ravens at Minnesota Vikings | Nov. 9, 2025 | Noon

Explore upstairs and downstairs life in St. Paul’s largest house. Built for railroad titan James J. Hill, this 36,000-square-foot Gilded Age mansion was once the largest private residence in the state. With 13 bathrooms, 22 fireplaces, 16 chandeliers, a reception hall nearly 100 feet long, sophisticated technical systems, and a two-story, skylit art gallery, the house was a symbol of success, personal taste, and family life.

James J. Hill House

If you’re looking for an amazing free attraction in Saint Paul, check out the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory. Open 365 days a year! At the zoo, you can see animals like the arctic fox, bison, cougars, giraffes, a green anaconda, seals, kudus, lemurs, lions, penguins, polar bears, sloths, snow leopards, wolves, Flamingos and more. While there, you can also enjoy the variety of gardens where unique things are grown year-round in half an acre. Gardens include the Centennial Garden, a special bonsai collection, the Enchanted Garden, the Charlotte Partridge Ordway Japanese Garden, Minnesota and Circle Gardens, a sunken garden, and more. *Voluntary donations to the Como Zoo are greatly appreciated*

Como Park Zoo & Conservatory

Walk through the Wabasha Street Caves. If you’re looking for a tour of a place that has been home to gangsters, a speakeasy, mushrooms, and a disco, you don’t want to miss the&nbsp;Wabasha Street Caves.

Amy + Chris

Amy + Chris

Registry