Lake Quinault Lodge

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Welcome to our little lovefest!Where sunlight stretches miles, trees quietly cheer us on, and nature shows off just enough to make it unforgettable. On the longest day of the year, under a sky that refuses to call it a night, we're gathering to celebrate a love that's steady, bright, and totally our own. We've chosen a 1920s lodge by the lake; the sweet spot where vintage vibes meets woodsy cool. Picture black linens, candlelight, and just a touch of solstice shine. It's a little wild, a little classic, and exactly the kind of beautiful we love. We can't wait to share it all with you!

ATTIRE

SEMI-FORMAL / COCKTAIL-ISH*Family will be wearing floral outfits***Guests are encourage to wear solid colors or non-floral patterns** ~Please wear something a little fancy, a little fun and fully you. No tuxes needed, but let's elevate it above jeans. Think dresses, jumpsuits, blazers, or whatever makes you feel like your best dressed-up self (minus the foot pain)Light layers and walkable shoes are encouraged!

Our Wedding

A little about us

Photos

Registry

There's no shortage of nature if you want to explore before or after the wedding:	&gt; See amenities available at the lodge	&gt; Canoe or paddle board on the lake	&gt; Easy hiking trails just steps from the lodge	&gt; Giant Sitka spruce tree you can hug (they don't mind)	&gt; Board games and books in the lobby lounge	&gt; If you're lucky, you might see elk, deer, eagles or even otters! Bring binoculars.

Things to do around the Lodge

Rain Forest Trails - take a stroll through the lush of Quinault Rain Forest.Lake Quinault - Rent a kayak, take the guided boat tour, take a swim (if you're brave) or just chill by the waterWorld's largest Spruce Tree - Yep it's a thing! and it's walkable from the lodge

Lake Quinault Area

Hoh Rain Forest - A fairy tale forest about 1.5-2 hours away, perfect for a day tripRialto or Ruby Beach- Dramatic rocky coastlines with tide pools and sunset you won't forgetHurricane Ridge - Stunning views and easy hikes if you're up for a bit of a drive

Olympic National Park/Forest

Forks, WA For all my Twilight fans out there..it’s real. Tree of Life a magical gravity-defying tree clinging to the cliffs at the Kalaloch Beach. Worth the stop. Aberdeen, WA Moody little coastal town. Hometown of Kurt Cobain. Sold Duc Hot Springs Natural hot springs tucked into the forest. Perfect for soaking and recharging after a full weekend of fun.

Olympic Peninsula (Our favorites!)

Things to do

We're tying the knot at Lake Quinault Lodge!A cozy 1920's retreat tucked in the heart of the Olympic National Forest. It's all good stuff: towering evergreens, lake views for days, creaky floors with stories to tell, and the kind of quiet that makes you breathe a little deeper.It's old school in the best way! We couldn't imagine a more perfect place to celebrate with people we love. Bring your comfy shoes, a light sweater (yes, even in June!) and your best dance moves.

Address: Lake Quinault Lodge345 South Shore RoadQuinault, WA 98575 Accommodation Website: <a href="https://www.olympicnationalparks.com/lodging/lake-quinault-lodge/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.olympicnationalparks.com/lodging/lake-quinault-lodge/</a>Use the Promo Code (Group code): 2KN6F4 for the room block.

Weekend at Lake Quinault Lodge

Here's everything you need to know to feel comfy, prepared and ready for a great time in the woods with us. Wifi &amp; Cell ServiceWifi is available in the main lodge, but it's slow and spotty (and not always available in the guest rooms). Cell service is also limited. Consider it your built-in digital detox. Let folks know in advance if you will be off-grid for a bit! Food and DrinksDinner will be provided during the wedding! Outside of the wedding day, the lodge has an on-site restaurant and bar, but options nearby are limited (and nothing is open super late). Bring snacks, drinks or breakfast items if you're staying more than a night. Also the lodge restaurant can get busy, so we recommend making a reservation if you plan to eat there outside wedding festivities.

What to packWere gonna be in the rainforest y'all!Here's what we recommend you to bring:- Light layers (cool mornings &amp; evenings)- A sweater or a light jacket for nighttime by the lake- Comfortable walking shoes or boots (gravel, grass, trails)- Rain jacket (just in case)- Bug spray and sun screen- Swimsuit and lake day stuff- Binoculars (in case there's wildlife aka Bigfoot) Gas, Groceries &amp; Last-Minute ThingsThe closest full-service towns are Aberdeen and Hoquiam (~1 hour away). There is a small convenience store nearby but we recommend picking up essentials before you arrive. Final TipThis place runs on Forest time (meaning slow, quiet and full of fresh air!)Bring what you need to relax, recharge and celebrate. We can't wait to welcome you to the woods!

Wedding Day schedule of events

Wedding rehearsal

Friday Evening (time TBD) | Lake Quinault LodgeJust the Family

WELCOMING PARTY

Friday Evening (time TDB) | Lake Quinault Lodge After the wedding rehearsal, we are hosting a welcome party and would love for all of our guests to join us as we begin our wedding weekend together.

Wedding day

Saturday | Lake Quinault LodgeCeremony at 3:30pm – LawnReception at 5:30pm – Reception hall Doors are open at 3pm. Our ceremony will begin at 3:30PM on the beautiful outdoor lawn of the lodge surrounded by trees, fresh air, and all the people we love most. After we say “I do,” we’ll roll into cocktail hour with drinks, light bites, and a great view. (Heads up: we’ll be sneaking away for photos during this time. But don’t worry, we’ll be back soon!) Beer, wine, and cider will be flowing — no hard liquor, but plenty of cheers. Then we’ll move into the reception for a buffet-style dinner, a few heartfelt speeches, cake cutting, and then... dancing until quiet hours hit at 10:00 PM (lodge rules, not ours!). We can’t wait to celebrate this day with you from first vows to final dance.

Sunday Send-off

The Day AfterJust Married Day 1 We’ll be taking it slow on Sunday, soaking in that&nbsp;just married&nbsp;feeling and enjoying one last peaceful morning at the lodge before we check out. Feel free to swing by for hugs, coffee, and goodbyes — no formal plans, just a mellow morning. And if you’ve got time to explore, check out the&nbsp;Things to Do&nbsp;tab! You’re in the heart of Olympic National Park, and there’s so much natural beauty to see while you’re here.

Lodge Wedding

ROOM BLOCK ENDS ON FEB 20, 2026For online reservations: Use the Promo Code (Group code): 2KN6F4 for the room blockFor Call reservations: Call 1-888-896-3818 and let them know its for the Lardizabal-Summers Wedding

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Getting Here from SeaTac (Seattle-Tacoma Airport)

Lake Quinault Lodge is about 135 miles away, roughly 2.5 - 3 hour scenic drive through the Olympic Peninsula through car. Travel tips for Guests:&gt; Gas up in Aberdeen or Olympia -- there are limited services near the lodge&gt; Download Maps Offline -- Cell reception gets spotty close to the lodge&gt; Watch for Wildlife! -- Deer, elk, and occasional Bigfoot sighting (probably)&gt; No Toll Roads -- Easy, scenic, and toll-free

Coming from Whidbey?

Take the scenic route:Hop on the Coupeville to Port Townsend ferry (reservations are strongly recommended). Ferry time: about 35 minutes.From Port Townsend, follow signs for WA-20 W to US-101 S. You'll stay on US-101 South most of the way. Approx. travel time: 4 - 4.5 hours (including ferry)(~160-180 miles). Travel tips:&gt; Again, make your ferry reservation from Coupville to Port Townsend (you'll avoid I-5 traffic completely). Make sure to be there 30-45 mins early from your time reservation.&gt; Gas up before you leave Port Townsend -- it gets remote fast!&gt; Download your map in advance -- reception is spotty near the lodge&gt; Keep you camera ready! The drive is gorgeous.

COMING FROM PORTLAND OR VANCOUVER?

Take I-5 North to Olympia, hop on US-101, and follow the road through forest, rivers and cute little towns until you reach Lake Quinault Lodge. Its about 4 hours total (give or take a snack stop), and we promise its worth the drive! Travel pro tips:&gt; Don't forget to fill your tank -- gas up either in Aberdeen or Olympia&gt; Download offline maps&gt; Enjoy the drive to the Olympic Peninsula. Try to find a nice few spots to stop.

Eli & Nicole