Yes, we hope to make this an event that will be fun and joyful for folks of all ages. Please consider what works best for you and your unique situation. There will be no judgement from us whether you decide to make it a date night or bring the whole crew!

If you do decide to bring your little ones, we only ask that you help them to remain quiet during the ceremony. We know this isn’t always possible, so if it happens that your child’s behavior becomes disruptive, we would ask that you quietly remove them from the ceremony to avoid distracting other guests. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation!

With consideration of our venue capacity and maximum guest count, you may or may not have an additional guest indicated on your invite. If you have been given a plus one, they will be listed on your invitation and RSVP reply card.

We kindly ask that you RSVP as soon as possible, and no later than May 18th, 2026. This aligns with the deadline provided to us by our vendors for the final guest count, and it is how we will ensure that everyone has a seat and a meal!

Yes! Please follow the signage and you will be greeted by a parking attendant who will guide you. Carpooling is encouraged as parking is limited.

We will be offering a pre-ceremony welcome hour beginning at [TBD], with bar service and light refreshments. We hope that our guests will take this opportunity to arrive unhurried.

We ask that you plan your arrival no later than [TBD] in order to find a seat before the ceremony begins.

We are encouraging a loose dress code of “summer casual”. Think light and breezy garden party attire with an emphasis on warm festive colors, earth tones, and florals.

Jackets and ties are not required. Some good options include long-sleeve or short-sleeve collared shirts, blouses, slacks, chinos, tailored linen pants, semi-formal skirts and dresses. Please avoid wearing jeans, shorts, and white or ivory dresses.

The terrain at the venue is entirely grass, gravel, and forest floor; please plan your footwear accordingly.

In our region, July 19th is generally a warm and sunny day, rarely dropping below 50 or exceeding 80 degrees. Statistically, there is a very low probability of precipitation. However, the Pacific Northwest is known for its unpredictability. When the going gets tough, we dance in the rain!

Seeing as our venue is entirely outdoors, we will plan to have a tent reserved in the case that there is a chance of rainfall greater than 50%. Tented area will cover the reception tables only. Guests should plan to bring a rain jacket and/or umbrella if the forecast suggests the possibility of inclement weather.

We will be serving an open selection of wine and craft beer. Champagne will be served for toasts.

Water, coffee, and tea, as well as non-alcoholic seltzers and sodas will also be provided.

Yes, please! While we ask that our guests have their phones silenced and tucked away during the ceremony, we happily invite you to help us document the rest of the festivities. Please share your highlights with us here:)

We completely understand that unexpected things come up from time to time. Know that you will be missed! And please, let us know as soon as possible via text or phone call so that we may inform our vendors and make any necessary adjustments.