Flatstick Pub

Grab a beer with the couple

Chateau Lill

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

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Callen Shoesmith

Zachary Ellsworth

Mara Roteliuk

Anthony Rodriguez

Alexandra Jaszkul

Trevor Leeman

Abby Shoesmith

Jared Wyce

Samantha Huster

Jason Becker

Caleb Huster

Wedding Party

We have listed some hotel options in the Seattle and Redmond area for you to consider. SeaTac Airport is the closest major airport to Seattle, and is an excellent option for those flying in. Travel to and from the airport is cheapest and easiest by light rail. The train station is accessible directly from the airport baggage claim.

Redmond Inn

Archer Hotel Redmond

Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Seattle/Northgate

Residence Inn by Marriott Seattle Downtown/Lake Union

Travel

Dress Code

The light rail is a great way to get around Seattle! You can take the light rail from the airport, and it has stops throughout the city.

Link Light Rail

The SAM is within walking distance from Pike Place market, and easily accessible from the light rail

Seattle Art Museum

There is ample parking around the market. Just don't try to drive down Pike itself! People use the street to walk, so driving through the market will be very difficult. We recommend stopping in at Mee Sum Pastry for their Hom Bao and Beecher's Cheese for their famous Mac n' Cheese! Check out the gorgeous flowers, try the fresh produce, and admire the waterfront!

Pike Place Market

Right in Seattle City Center, the MoPop is a Seattle landmark! Connect to the monorail via the light rail's Westlake station and you will be right outside this awesome museum

Museum of Pop Culture

Go up the Space Needle! Built in the 1960s for the Seattle World's Fair, this iconic Seattle spot is amazing for getting an incredible view of the city.

Space Needle

Seattle is a world-class destination for blown glass. Visit the Chihuly Glass Garden, where you can see installations from Dale Chihuly, a world-renowned glassblowing artist.

Chihuly Garden and Glass

Just a short ferry ride away, Bainbridge Island is a beautiful day trip. There are lots of shops to explore, and some gorgeous views! Best of all, you don’t even need a car, since the town is walking distance from the ferry terminal. 

Visit Bainbridge Island

The Museum of Flight

This park is quintessentially Seattle! Gas Works Park was built on the site of an old industrial gasification plant, and much of the equipment is still there to admire. This is an amazing location to have a picnic, take in the sunset, and watch the kayaks and hot tub boats go by.

Gas Works Park

Olivia and Justin particularly enjoy finding the culinary icons of each place they visit. Here is what they recommend for Seattle: Teriyaki- Seattle is known for it's Chicken Teriyaki, which can be found at just about any strip mall in the greater Seattle Area. Order the classic or the spicy! Seattle Dog- Each big city has it's classic hot dog, but ours is best! The Seattle Dog (a hot dog with cream cheese, caramelized onions, and optional jalapenos) can be found most often outside sports games, event venues, and bars Dick's Burgers- Dick's is a Seattle-based institution for burgers, fries, and shakes, and known for their low prices and quick service. There's no seating and no substitutions- just walk up to the window to order. Any Seattleite will tell you that sometimes, all you need is a bag of Dick's! Ivar's- Ivar's is a chain of seafood restaurants in the greater Seattle area. Each location has a different atmosphere, from walk-up to fine dining. As a coastal city, we are known for our seafood, so this is a great way to try some at whatever price-point is right for you!

Olivia & Justin

Olivia & Justin

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