St. John's Episcopal Church

Wedding Day

Wedding

Reception

Our Wedding

Our Story

Details

Kate Myhre

Tony Nuzzo

Diane Spengel

Rich Scheffler

Elyse Curtis

Tyler Beaulieu

Charlotte Myhre and Alice McGarry

Bill and Sandy Spengel

Maynard and Sandra Curtis

Jackson McGarry

Wedding Party

Photos

Registry

Q + A

Accommodations in Snohomish are limited to a few bed and breakfasts, which are probably already booked. Liz and Ian recommend looking for hotels in Seattle or Everett, and they will help arrange carpools to Snohomish for the wedding.

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Link light rail runs quickly from Seatac airport to downtown Seattle for about $3. Buses run frequently all around Seattle for about $2.50-$2.75, depending on time of day, in quarters. Certain buses run north to Snohomish County and Everett for up to $3.25. More information can be found on the King County Metro Transit website: http://metro.kingcounty.gov Unfortunately, public transportation options to downtown Snohomish are limited. Liz and Ian can put guests in contact with each other to arrange carpools to Snohomish from Seattle, Everett, Mukilteo, or many other locations.

Travel around Seattle and Snohomish

Anyone traveling by air should fly into Seatac airport (SEA), which is about 30 minutes south of Seattle and about an hour from Snohomish.For those traveling from the Philadelphia area, US Airways and Alaskan Airways offer direct flights.For those traveling from Maine, Ian and Liz have found the most price and time efficient method is to take Cape Air into Boston Logan and a direct flight from there to Seatac. Buses run from Portland to Boston as an alternative. Flights from Seattle to Portland typically involve several layovers and high costs. For those traveling from Australia, best wishes on the long flight.

Air travel

Travel

Boeing Factory Tour at the Future of Flight Museum in MukilteoAntiquing in SnohomishSkydiving in SnohomishHot air balloon rides in SnohomishScenic drives around the countrysideMukilteo ferry to Whidbey Island

Snohomish County

Space Needle - Pay to go up to the viewing deck, eat in the rotating restaurant, or just check it out from the ground.Chihuly Garden and Glass (discount when you buy Space Needle &amp; Chihuly tickets together) -Chihuly ticket good for a return at night--worth itPike Place Market - Order some fish and watch it get thrown around, get coffee at the first StarbucksPost Alley Gum Wall - Second most unsanitary place in the world!Fremont Troll - Keep Fremont weird.Center for Wooden Boats - Where Ian and Liz had their first date! Take a rowboat out on Lake Union.Seattle Art MuseumBallard Locks - Watch boats come in and out of the locks from the sound towards Lake Union.Farmers Markets (Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne, etc...)Kerry Park - Great view of Seattle from Queen Anne hillAlki Beach - Originally planned location for the city in current West Seattle. Nice views of ferry boats and Seattle skyline.Golden Gardens - Nice beach in Ballard neighborhood, views across the sound.Seattle AquariumFerris WheelAlaskan Way - Stroll along the waterfront and check out all the piers, including the aquarium, ferris wheel, and several parks.Underground tours - Long ago, Seattle sunk and a new Seattle was built on top. Tour the old city underground.Duck Boats - Tour the city and Lake Union on an amphibious vehicle. Great for kids -- lots of quacking.Viretta Park - For Nirvana fans, a small park next to Kurt Cobain's Seattle house.

Seattle

Ian and Liz are craft beer fans and know lots of our guests are as well. The Seattle area offers and abundance of craft breweries and wineries. Some of our favorites:NW Peaks (Ian's all-time favorite. Look for it at the reception!), BallardReuben's Brews, BallardStoup, BallardHilliards, BallardPeddler, Ballard(There are several more in Ballard, add them to a self directed walking brewery tour!)Fremont Brewing, FremontElysian, Greenlake-Capital Hill-SODONaked City, GreenwoodChuck's Hop Shop on 85th (great bottle shop with ~40+ local beers on tap), GreenwoodBellevue Brewing, BellevuePike Place Brewing, downtown SeattleGeorgetown Brewing, GeorgetownAmerican, EdmondsLazy Boy, EverettSound to Summit, SnohomishTwin Rivers, Monroe For wine, all you need to do is get to Woodinville. There are too many small, excellent wineries to count, many of them within walking distance of each other. Columbia Winery, Chateau St. Michelle Winery, and Redhook Brewery (all with national distribution) are also in Woodinville.

Breweries & Wineries

There are too many great restaurants in the area to list them all out. Feel free to contact Liz or Ian for a recommendation.Some food to try:Seafood - Salmon (especially smoked), dungeness and king crab, razor clams, oysters, geoduck for the adventurousAsian cuisine - There's a large asian influence in the PNW and all the asian food is wonderful. Especially check out sushi, thai, and vietnamese.

Food and Dining

Things to Do

Engagement Session

Liz & Ian

Liz & Ian

Registry