Peaceful and inviting florals abound at this dreamy Skagit Valley venue (Santucci Farms), and on the hottest day of the year too! It hit 98 degrees and the flowers and greenery never faltered. The centerpiece boxes were handmade by the couple and smelled like wonderful woods, and with the scented flowers it was a match made in heaven.

Photos by Sarah Joy Fields

C+E planned their wedding as a two-part event: a sunrise “elopement style” photo shoot on Mount Baker with just the two of them and their photographer, and then a traditional ceremony and reception with family and friends at Barnstar Events in Ferndale. The best of both worlds, and these photos show how much fun they all had together!

All photos by Lindsey Revell

Some dreamy florals for a super sweet couple! Located at one of my favorite Skagit Valley venues, Santucci Farms, these flowers complemented the gently rustic converted horse barn of the venue as well as the lovingly curated gardens. L chose grounded neutrals for their color palette; creams, red-toned burgundies, peaches, whites, textural elements and swaying grasses. Peaceful, easy and a great accent to the feel of the day. All family members were genuinely happy to be in each other’s company, helping to create a perfect day for this couple. Just a lovely experience all around.

All photos by Katie Wilke Photography

K+A got super lucky with their planned elopement, we had the coldest spring we’ve had in decades and the snow took forever to melt. The road up to Artist’s Point (the topmost vehicle-accessible location on Mount Baker, for those who have never visited) opened the day before their elopement and they were able to have their plan A! K asked for white, in-season flowers for her bouquet and mentioned how much she loved dahlias. We were able to get her the very blooms of the season! The snow on the mountain was the perfect backdrop for the white and green palette and these two kind souls got to have their perfect day their way. Magical!

All photos by The Wander Kings

Whenever the Tapestry Team is involved in planning a wedding, you can be SURE it is chock full of pure intention, love, and nothing fluffy or stuffy. Just good people having a good time. C+A wanted overflowing yet minimalist florals to complement their brick venue (think curving vines, garden roses and petite little floral sprays), leaving plenty of space for their guests to mingle and most importantly, dance dance dance.

Vendor Team:

Photographer: @weissphotoandfilm
Planner: @tapestryeventco
Florist: @tangledrootsfloral
Hair + Makeup: @ms.kitten
Officiant: @vanwinkleray
DJ: @integraldjs
Cake: @cascadiacakedesign
Décor Rentals: @lovebloomsweddings
Flatware Rentals: @pedersenseventrentals
Linen Rentals: @bbjlatavola
Photo Booth: @shutterbusco
Transportation: @butlerseattle
Venue + Catering: @georgetownballroom

If you’ve never been this far North before, Peace Arch Park is located on the border between the United States and Canada, where people from each country can meet without officially crossing the border with passport in hand. During the Covid-19 border closures, this was the only way that many families could see each other. C+L were no exception; this was the only they could see each other for such a long time that it made sense to marry in this beautiful place with both sides of the family in attendance. With towering rhododendrons, lovely grounds and water views, the backdrop for their day is truly stunning.

Planning by Paruul of City Fete

All photos by Brogan Marie Photography

Wait… forest? Winery? Those two sounds like they don’t belong in the same sentence but somehow JM Cellars in Woodinville makes them a match made in heaven. Peaceful, calming trees, plenty of shade, beautiful landscaping, a gorgeous getting ready area, the best mix of modernity and PNW. B+M married in May and the weather was absolutely perfect for their day. Dappled sunshine and no rain in sight. A seriously joyful celebration with all of their favorite people and a truly stellar vendor team.

Planning by Tapestry Event Co.

Venue JM Cellars

Photos by Lessie Blue Photography

Hair Sarabia’s Stop

Catering by Shooby Doo Catering Co.

Makeup Jaiden Greyson

Winter wonderland!! Winter weddings do NOT have to be boring, and you don’t have to settle for “holiday vibes” if you don’t want to. With the additions of dried elements and a ton of texture, you can achieve a look that toes the line between sophsticated and laid-back. Check out the work of these talented Whatcom and Skagit County local vendors that brought this rustic-chic vision to life!

Venue: @creeksidecelebrations
Photog: @cecilygubitosiphotography
Florals: @tangledrootsfloral
Bar: @bubblyandstout
Hair: @hair.by.tiffanylynn
Makeup: @theblondemua
Bridal gown: @astraeabridal
Model: @klo_._
Airbrush Tan: @airbrushed.byhailey
Rentals: @enjoy_the_party
Cake: @cupcakes_bywendy