Travel

Travel Note

Getting to the Venue - The Ferry

The Washington State Ferries connect the Seattle side of the Puget Sound to the Peninsula side. Our venue is located on the Peninsula-side, so the ferry will be the main method of travel. Don't worry, the Washington State Ferries are one of the most iconic and beautiful ways to enjoy the PNW. We will have a shuttle to transport guests at the Kingston Ferry Terminal to the venue. Your job will be to get to the Kingston Ferry Terminal. Here's how... Option 1: Seattle - Kingston - If you are staying in Seattle, you can take the passenger-only Fast Ferry straight to Kingston. Option 2: Edmonds - Kingston - If you are staying in Edmonds, you can take the passenger/drive on ferry to Kingston. Option 3: Car - If ferries are not for you or you are staying on the Olympic Peninsula, you can drive to the venue. If you are driving from Seattle, it is about a 1.5 hour drive due to the bodies of water surrounding Seattle and having to drive around them.

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Flying to Seattle?

We recognize we will have a lot of guests traveling from out-of-state. If this is your first time visiting Seattle, the closest airport is Seattle Tacoma International Airport (SEA). We highly recommend to book your flights as soon as you can (if possible), as summer travel can become expensive.

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Where to Stay?

Our wedding venue is accessible from many parts of the Greater-Seattle area. Below are some viable options. Location 1: Seattle Location 2: Edmonds Location 3: Olympic Peninsula

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Not Renting a Car?

We understand weddings can be expensive, especially when considering renting a car to get around. One cool feature about Seattle is the network of public service options available. If you do not plan on renting a car, you will be able to get around as you please. Here's how... Link Light Rail: Seattle's Train System Our Light Rail connects our city from North to South (and eventually East to West in the coming years).