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Please note that the location of our Welcome Party on Saturday, September 5th has changed. It will now be located at Sliced, next to the Tacoma Glass Museum. It is still walking distance from our hotel blocks. Dress code: casual.
Please note that the location of our Welcome Party on Saturday, September 5th has changed. It will now be located at Sliced, next to the Tacoma Glass Museum. It is still walking distance from our hotel blocks. Dress code: casual.
September 6, 2026
Puyallup, Seattle, WA
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FAQs

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What time should I arrive at the ceremony?

Answer

Please arrive to the ceremony by 3:30pm so you have ample time to mingle, find your seat, and get settled by the ceremony time, which will be promptly at 4:00pm.

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Is there a dress code?

Answer

Dress code is formal, with a whimsical outdoor garden theme. Florals and earthy tones appreciated.

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Are kids welcome?

Answer

While we love your kids, unless otherwise stated on your invitation, we are not allowing kids at our wedding. However you are welcome to bring your children to the Welcome Party on 9/5.

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I have a food allergy, can I make a special request?

Answer

Yes! We take food allergies seriously so please list any on your RSVP. We will do our best to accommodate you and may reach out to you directly for additional information.

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What about transportation?

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If you are choosing to drive, free parking is available at the venue. Please see the Travel and Accommodations tab for complimentary shuttle information.

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Will the event be indoors or outdoors?

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The ceremony will be outdoors and the reception will be outdoors under a tent. If drastic weather changes occur, we will pivot to a tented ceremony. Early September in the PNW is still on the warmer side with a light breeze.

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Why is your wedding on a Sunday?

Answer

Monday, September 7, is Labor Day so we felt like a long weekend in Seattle would be a great opportunity to enjoy the wedding and see some sights with minimal time off from work or school.