Night out in Tacoma

Rehearsal Luncheon

Thornewood Castle Inn & Gardens

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Spring

Our Wedding

Our Story

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Bridal Party

Chynah KinlowMelissa CurtisNicole GanRose SingerNessa UrbanValentine Fry

Groomsmen

Jake BennettJeff TanJohn WelchLiam SheehyPaul FrivoldTyler Reid

Dog of Honor

Deaglan Martin Tan

Best Dog

Siobhan Tan

Chief Cocktail Officer (CCO)

Thunder Washington

Wedding Party

Q + A

Located in Lakewood, Washington, this hotel is only 10 minutes' drive to McChord Air Force Base and Fort Lewis. It features an outdoor pool and rooms with free Wi-Fi. Best Western Lakewood- Historic Landmark provides cable TV, a microwave and a coffee maker and refrigerator in every room. A work desk is offered for added convenience. Guests at Best Western Lakewood- Historic Landmark are served a hot continental breakfast every morning and fresh coffee is available in the hotel lobby 24 hours a day. A public computer is also available in the lobby. Lakewold Gardens are 5 minutes' drive from this Best Western Lakewood- Historic Landmark. Pacific Lutheran University and Tacoma Mall are 15 minutes' drive away.

Best Western Lakewood

Americas Best Value Inn Lakewood South Tacoma offers a free continental breakfast and free Wi-Fi. The Grand Prix Raceway is less than 5 minutes’ walk away. A cable TV with HBO and Showtime film channels is provided in all rooms a. For convenience, a microwave, a small fridge, a coffee machine, a hairdryer and ironing facilities are included in all guest rooms. Laundry facilities are available for guest use. A business center and a 24-hour reception are offered for guest convenience at the Lakewood South Tacoma Americas Best Value Inn. Great American Casino is just 1.5 miles away from the hotel. Meadow Park Golf Course is less than 15 minutes’ drive away. The Supermall is 25 minutes’ drive from the property.

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Travel

Things to Do in Tacoma, WashingtonWelcome to the Grit City! Here the beauty of the Pacific Northwest meets vibrant city charm 36-miles south of Seattle. Whether you're here for our wedding or extending your stay, Tacoma has something for everyone. Stroll through the stunning Museum of Glass and watch live glassblowing, explore the world-renowned LeMay – America’s Car Museum, or take in breathtaking views of Mount Rainier from Point Defiance Park. Wander the scenic Ruston Way waterfront, indulge in delicious local cuisine, and discover charming boutiques in the historic Proctor and Stadium districts. With its mix of art, nature, and culture, Tacoma is the perfect place to celebrate love and adventure.

Explore Pierce County's Best Hiking TrailsNestled between Mount Rainier and the Olympic Peninsula, Pierce County offers a diverse array of hiking opportunities, from serene urban trails to challenging mountain paths. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a casual nature enthusiast, there's a trail waiting for you.Top Trails to Discover:Point Defiance Park: As Tacoma's largest urban park, Point Defiance boasts over 10 miles of trails meandering through lush forests and along dramatic cliffs. Hike the Outer Loop Trail for panoramic views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and Puget Sound, and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as bald eagles and harbor seals. Swan Creek Park: Located in East Tacoma, this 373-acre park offers a network of trails suitable for all skill levels. The Swan Creek and Canyon Rim Loop is particularly popular, featuring a salmon-bearing stream and scenic forested canyon. Sequalitchew Creek Trail: Starting in DuPont, this 2.5-mile trail leads through a forested ravine to a beach with stunning views of Puget Sound. The trail's unique feature is a pedestrian tunnel under the railroad tracks, providing access to the shoreline.Foothills Trail: Stretching 21 miles from Puyallup to Buckley, this mostly paved trail is perfect for hikers, cyclists, and joggers. It offers a peaceful journey through farmland and forests, with several road crossings along the way.Dash Point State Park: Located in Federal Way, Dash Point features 11 miles of hiking trails through forests and along the beach. It's an ideal spot for a family outing, with opportunities for wildlife viewing and beachcombing.Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge: Just south of Tacoma, this refuge offers flat, accessible trails through wetlands and forests. The boardwalk trail provides excellent birdwatching opportunities and views of Mount Rainier.

Emily & Timothy

Emily & Timothy

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