Rain may mean good luck on your wedding day, but that doesn’t mean you and your guests have to get soaked if you’re getting married in the great outdoors.
Decor & Rentals
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Using a cool and classic palette that’s just right for warm summer days, Phinney Ridge–based Valley & Company Events envisions a traditional wedding celebration updated with modern and rustic elements.
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Caitlin King and Justin Minuk turned to wedding planner and florist Sinclair & Moore Events for an ultra-lush floral installation that matched the Southern garden party feel of their big day.
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Wedding planner Wendy Wojcik of Weddings with Wendy created this regal and refined big-day theme by marrying Pantone’s Ultra Violet color of the year with hues more akin to the Northwest—lavender, lilac, mulberry and mauve.
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Uncut quartz, translucent crystals and glimmering geodes: the world’s most renowned geological treasures are the newest wedding-day rock stars as they lend natural, textural app
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These vendors will set the stage for your big day and make it something to remember.
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Incorporate these details and you can turn any ballroom or indoor venue into a secret garden.
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Held this year at WithinSodo, The Big Fake Wedding was a Pinterest board come true.
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Talk about making an entrance: For their November 5, 2016, nuptials at Sodo Park by Herban Feast in SoDo, Karyn Mai and Jason Perlman created a sweeping aisle runner that not only lent a wow factor to the decor, but a special poignancy to their ceremony as well.
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MORNING GLORY
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In lieu of traditional menu cards for Isabela Borges’ July 30, 2016, wedding to Nick Hoffman, the crafty bride personalized white paper sleeves with a custom-made menu stamp and
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