Path one
Eight places across Washington, from a Seattle garden to the Olympic coast. Each one lists its guest limit, its best months and what it includes.
Give us a first and second choice. We confirm availability, permit windows and the light for that time of year.
Video, a second photographer, extra hours, florals, an officiant. Add what you want; skip the rest.
You get a written confirmation with the exact total. A signed agreement and a deposit hold the date — no payment happens on this website.
Eight places, eight plans
Prices below are the starting investment for that location with the standard inclusions listed. Every request comes back with an exact written total before anything is signed.
Rainier Beach, Seattle · 25 minutes from downtown
Starting at$2,400
Twenty acres of Japanese garden with the red moon bridge, koi ponds and maples that turn in October. Flat paved paths through most of it.
Phinney Ridge, Seattle · free public garden
Starting at$2,400
Two and a half acres of roses at their loudest in June and again in September, with a pergola, fountains and hedged rooms that give you privacy in a public park.
Capitol Hill, Seattle · indoors, glass and palms
Starting at$2,800
The one to pick when you refuse to think about weather. A 1912 glasshouse full of palms, orchids and cacti, plus the park’s water tower and lawns outside for the rest.
Magnolia, Seattle · bluff, beach and lighthouse
Starting at$2,600
Seattle’s biggest park: meadow on the bluff, the Olympics across the water, then down to the lighthouse and driftwood at the point for sunset.
Paradise, Tipsoo Lake or Sunrise · 2 hours from Seattle
Starting at$3,200
The mountain, wildflowers in late July, and light that comes over the ridge like a switch being thrown. We choose the exact overlook once we know your date and the snow line.
Ruby Beach or Second Beach · 4 hours from Seattle
Starting at$3,400
Sea stacks, driftwood the size of cars, and a sunset that lasts. Timed to low tide so the beach is actually walkable, and usually paired with an overnight nearby.
North Bend and Snoqualmie · 45 minutes from Seattle
Starting at$2,900
Moss, cedar, and the option of a waterfall. Close enough to Seattle for a morning ceremony and an afternoon dinner in town, and it looks best in the rain.
Renton and the south Sound · gazebo, lawn, pond
Starting at$3,600
For the micro wedding that wants chairs, a gazebo, a lawn for dinner and somewhere to put thirty people. The venue fee is paid to the venue directly; everything below is ours.
Want one of these somewhere else in the Northwest, or with more guests than the limit above? That is a Signature Adventure — same care, built around your specifics.
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