FAQs
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What do I wear to the wedding?
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Cocktail Attire: Wear cocktail dresses, dressy jumpsuits, jackets and slacks, etc.
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Where do I park for the wedding?
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Parking: The venue's large parking lot is on SW Director Street, which is a one way road. Street parking is also available on California Ave SW.
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Can I bring a plus one?
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The online RSVP will prompt you to RSVP for you and any invited family, or plus one. Please feel free to reach out to Monica if there is any confusion!
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Didn't you already get married?
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We got married in a small ceremony with some immediate family on May 9, 2020! But we still want to celebrate with ALL our friends and family!
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We are coming from out of town and want to hike, where should we go?
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-Poopoo Point (aka the Greys Anatomy hike) 4 miles round trip, moderate difficulty, on a nice day para gliders run off the top, no parking pass needed, closest hike to downtown Seattle. -Rattle Snake Ledge (hike with pretty mountain/lake view) 4 miles round trip, moderate difficulty, required Discover Pass to park. -Little Si (easier, shorter hike with good Mountain View’s) 3.7 miles round trip, need Discover Pass to park -Dirty Harry’s Balcony. 4.4 miles round trip Moderate hike with pretty Mountain View’s. One of my favorites! Need discover pass for parking -Garfield Ledges - the hike where Will and Monica got engaged! Very easy 2.2 mile round trip hike with pretty Mountain View’s! Need a northwest Forrest pass to park
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We're coming from out of town, what are things to do in Seattle? (Part 1)
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-Space needle -Pike Place Market (walking distance from the water front) this is where the OG Starbucks is, where they throw fish at the market, and where the gum walk is. There tons of stands, it’s like a huge farmers market but open everyday -Seattle Water Front (Ferris wheel, aquarium, Soaring over WA) -Starbucks Reserve (taste test different coffees, this is different than the OG Starbucks at Pike Place) -Boat Trip to Tillicum Village (Native American village with traditional dancing and salmon dinner) <http://www.tillicumvillage.com> -Fremont, funky shopping and a big Troll statue under the bridge -Theo Chocolate factory tour -Wine tasting In Woodinville -Columbia Tower Skyview Observatory (tallest building in Seattle) -Ride the ducks -Ship Canal Locks - where boats come and go from the ocean into lake Union -Seattle Underground Tour
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Things to do in Seattle (Part 2)
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-Seattle Aquarium -Ferry to Bainbridge - Good views of the city on a sunny day. -Klondike Museum (Free) -Seattle Art Museum -Burke Natural History Museum -Museum of Flight -Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP) funky looking building by the Space Needle -Boeing Factory tour - I’ve never been but my mom says it’s amazing -University of Washington. It’s a pretty school but go cougs... -Nordstrom. The downtown Seattle location is the original store. -Amazon Spheres. Mostly a work space of employees but has a visitor center. They look cool and are downtown. -Amazon 4 Star store. Big store that has a bunch of amazon products rated four or more stars online -Amazon Go. Basically a grocery store but you scan in with the Amazon app, pick up what you want and then just walk out with out checking out and somehow it knows what you got and charges your account.
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Things to do in Seattle (Part 3)
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-Alki Beach. A beach in West Seattle with lots of restaurants, bike/cruiser rentals, mountain views and great view of Seattle. This is super close to the wedding venue. -Snoqualmie falls. Large waterfall that you can park and walk a short distance to see. -Gas Works Park (has a great view of Seattle) used in many scenes of Grey’s Anatomy and other Seattle TV shows.