FAQ

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Where can I park?

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If you are staying at the Lodge overnight, you can use the valet when you arrive to check in. If you are visiting for the ceremony/reception, please park in the main parking lot across the street from the Lodge. You'll need to walk across the skybridge which goes over the street. If you are not able to walk that distance, you can drive in to the Lodge area for support.

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Where is the ceremony happening? Where is the reception?

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We are getting married in the Centennial Greens which is a small meadow on the ground of the Snoqualmie Falls lookout. If you are approaching the Lodge from the bridge/parking lot, turn right towards the gift shop. There will be attendants around the area to help you get to the meadow. The reception will take place in the Falls Terrace, which is about a 5 minute walk from the ceremony site. You'll want to exit the ceremony towards the parking lot and walk up to the Lodge. There is an external entrance to the Terrace before you get to the main entrance of the Lodge. Dinner will take place on the patio of the Terrace. We will have a private bathroom in that space.

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Will we be required to wear a mask and social distance?

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Yes, Washington state has mandated mask-wearing at any indoor public space, as well as outdoor public spaces when you cannot maintain a six-foot distance from other people. Please bring and wear a mask and maintain spacing between guests when possible. We will have disposable masks on-hand at all events if you forget yours. At the wedding, masks are mandatory at all times. The only brief exceptions are when seated at your table during the reception and for planned family photos. Masks are absolutely required when interacting with staff members at the venue.

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Should I get a COVID test before the wedding?

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Yes - if you are not fully vaccinated (i.e. 2 weeks post 2nd shot) then we request that you quarantine and get a negative COVID test within a few days of the wedding. This is not necessarily a state-mandated guideline, but a measure we have decided to take in order to make this event as safe as possible. Here is a list of free testing sites in King County www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/testing.aspx. No - if you are fully vaccinated, then you do not need to get a test before the wedding. We request that you practice masking and social distancing and keep yourself as safe as you can.

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What if I’m vaccinated?

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For those guests who have received the COVID vaccine prior to the wedding, we are so glad! The vaccine is our best way to bring this crisis to an end. We highly encourage anyone who is eligible to get the vaccine as soon as you can. It will help you avoid severe cases of the virus. Vaccinated guests will still need to follow all social distancing, and mask-wearing guidelines, so please plan accordingly.

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What travel restrictions do I need to be aware of?

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Given the changing situation around COVID-19, we are closely monitoring Washington’s travel restrictions and regulations. All guests must comply with Washington state and CDC travel regulations in order to attend the wedding.

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Where can I find more information?

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For more direct information about guidelines and restrictions: CDC Traveling www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/travel-during-covid19.html WA State Traveling www.coronavirus.wa.gov/travelers-commuters WA State Dept of Health Testing www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/TestingforCOVID19#heading52755 King County Testing sites www.kingcounty.gov/depts/health/covid-19/testing.aspx WA State: What’s Open during COVID (Wedding & restaurant guidelines) www.coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/safe-start/whats-open WA State Quarantine guidelines doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/Documents/1600/coronavirus/IsolationQuarantine_English.pdf