Boulder Ridge by Wedgewood Weddings

Wedding Rehearsal

Welcome Dinner

Wedding Day - 21+

Ceremony

Reception

Wedding - Kids

Wedding - Youth

Wedding -  Adult OOT

Day-after Brunch

Our Wedding

Our Story

Photos

Chelsea and Chip met at church back in 2017, and have been pseudo-siblings for many years now. They have been on many random adventures together, such as their annual tiny-hands picnic. She and her fiancé Frank were also instrumental in pulling off Chip and Julia's engagement.

Chelsea Wells

When Julia was born, she thought her brother’s name was pronounced “REEEX!” because he was always causing trouble. Almost three decades later, not much has changed, but they now like to workout together and try new skincare products when they’re in the same town.

Rex Sakamoto

Wedding Party

Q + A

<a href="https://book.passkey.com/gt/lodging/220727634?gtid=7477c5e140c5dd8d98241d9283b9a488" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Booking Link</a> We have set up a hotel block with the Residence Inn San Jose Campbell, which means our guests get special rates for our event. More Q&amp;A details are below.

Residence Inn San Jose Campbell

Hotel

Things to do around the area

For our out of town guests, these are things that might be interesting to do or check out if you have extra time!

Katana Sushi & Sake

411 E El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, CA 94087

This is Chip's favorite restaurant in the area! His go-to order is a Tokyo roll and a Salmon Show roll.

Monterey Bay Aquarium

886 Cannery Row, Monterey, CA 93940

A nice day trip destination, and a quality aquarium if you're looking to spend a day to relax.

Fugetsu Okonomiyaki

inside Rokko, 190 S Frances St, Sunnyvale, CA 94086

A fun little restaurant with quality okonomiyaki!

Omescape Escape Rooms

1135 E Arques Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94085

625 Wool Creek Dr, San Jose, CA 95112

For our escape room enthusiasts, we've done several escape rooms in the area and this is one of our favorites!

Google Visitor Center

Google Visitor Experience, 2000 N Shoreline Blvd Ground Floor, Mountain View, CA 94043

Walk around the main Google campus where Chip works and see the visitor center, which has a cafe and store

PIER 39

The Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94133

If you're up for a classic San Francisco tourist experience, visit Pier 39 and other tourist spots on the Embarcadero, including Ghirardelli square and the Exploratorium

Things to Do

Registry

Wedding Day Photos

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NYT Puzzles Escape Game FAQ

New York Times Game Rules

Spelling Bee

SummaryTo play NYT Spelling Bee,&nbsp;use the seven given letters to form as many words as possible, with each word requiring the center letter and a minimum of four letters.&nbsp;You can reuse letters multiple times.&nbsp;Words that use all seven letters are called pangrams. Rules- Select the Center Letter:&nbsp;Each word you create must contain the designated center letter.&nbsp;- Minimum Length:&nbsp;Words must be at least four letters long.&nbsp;- Letter Usage:&nbsp;You can use any of the seven provided letters, including the center letter, more than once in a single word.&nbsp;- Word Validity:&nbsp;The game's word list excludes offensive words, obscure words, hyphenated words, and proper nouns.&nbsp;- Pangrams:&nbsp;A "pangram" is a word that includes every one of the seven letters in the puzzle, and it provides a point bonus.&nbsp;

Connections

SummaryIn the NYT Connections game,&nbsp;your goal is to find four groups of four words from a grid of 16 words that share a specific common theme.&nbsp;You make groups by clicking on four words and submitting them;&nbsp;if incorrect, you lose a "life" and have four total mistakes allowed before the game ends. Rules- 16 Words:&nbsp;Each puzzle starts with a grid of 16 words.&nbsp;- Four Groups:&nbsp;You must find four distinct groups of four words each.&nbsp;- Common Themes:&nbsp;Each group of four words shares a specific, often tricky, common theme or category.&nbsp;- Submit Groups:&nbsp;Select four words you think belong together and click "Submit".&nbsp;

Strands

SummaryIn Strands,&nbsp;you connect letters to form words within a 6x8 grid, aiming to find all words that fit a daily theme and the special "spangram" word which spans the grid and describes the theme.&nbsp;Each letter is used once, and words can twist and turn in any direction, including diagonally.&nbsp;Every letter on the board must be used to complete the puzzle.&nbsp; Rules- Find Theme Words:Look for words related to the daily theme, highlighted in blue.&nbsp;- Connect Letters: Tap or click and drag letters in order to spell out words, moving up, down, left, right, or diagonally.&nbsp;- Use the Spangram: Identify the spangram, which connects two opposite sides of the board and defines the theme.&nbsp;- Complete the Grid: The goal is to use every letter on the board to form all the theme words and the spangram, filling the entire grid without overlap.

Wordle

SummaryIn Wordle,&nbsp;you have six tries to guess a hidden five-letter word.&nbsp;After each guess, tiles turn green for letters in the correct spot, yellow for letters in the word but the wrong spot, and gray for letters not in the word.&nbsp;Each guess must be a valid five-letter word, and letters can be repeated.&nbsp; Rules- Objective:&nbsp;Guess the secret five-letter word within six attempts.&nbsp;- Guesses:&nbsp;You have six guesses to solve the daily puzzle.&nbsp;- Valid Words:&nbsp;Each guess must be a real five-letter word found in Wordle's dictionary.&nbsp;- Color Feedback:&nbsp;After each guess, the tiles change color to give you clues:&nbsp;- Green:&nbsp;The letter is correct and in the right position.&nbsp;- Yellow:&nbsp;The letter is in the word but in the wrong position.&nbsp;- Gray:&nbsp;The letter is not in the word at all.&nbsp;- Repeated Letters:&nbsp;The answer can contain repeated letters, and the feedback will reflect this (e.g., two "O"s in "robot" can appear as two yellow or two green, or one yellow and one green)

Approximate Schedule

3:00pm: Valet parking opens4:00pm: Ceremony begins4:30pm: Cocktail Hour &amp; NYT Puzzles available5:00pm: Boba bar opens5:45pm: Dinner starts6:30pm: Speeches7:00pm: Photobooth Opens, Cake cutting, Dessert7:45pm: Open dancing begins10:00pm: End of event

Chip & Julia

Chip & Julia

C&J