Welcome Dinner

Wedding Ceremony

Ceremony

Reception

Wedding Reception

Our Wedding

July 4th, 2025

Welcome DinnerDetails TBD

July 5th, 2025

Ceremony10658 NE Valley RdBainbridge Island, WA

ReceptionHeyday Farm4370 Old Mill Rd NEBainbridge Island, WA

Itinerary

Our Story

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Wedding Party

Q + A

What airport should we fly into?

Bainbridge Island is located a few miles west of Seattle, WA. We recommend our guests fly into Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA).

How do we get to the island?

Bainbridge Island is only a 30 minute ferry ride away from Seattle! From the airport, you will taxi or uber to the Seattle Ferry Terminal. At the terminal, you will buy a ticket to Bainbridge Island and follow the signs to the waiting area. The terminal has many different destinations, with boats arriving and leaving every couple of minutes, so please ensure you're on the correct boat.

Where should we stay?

Bainbridge Island is a charming, compact destination—just 5 miles wide—so you can't go wrong with any hotel or Airbnb on the island. To simplify your search, we've listed a few hotels below. Since accommodations are limited and the island draws many summer tourists, we suggest booking your stay as soon as possible! Seattle is only a 30 minute ferry ride away and has many options if you prefer to spend your time exploring the city.

The Marshall Suites

The Eagle Harbor Inn

While not located on Bainbridge Island, this casino resort is just 6 miles from our ceremony location. It offers waterfront views along with an indoor pool, spa, and fitness center.

Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort

Travel

If you're up for an adventure, Mt. Rainier is the perfect day trip. Just a scenic drive away, you’ll find glacier views, possibly snow and endless trails to explore—whether you want a casual stroll or a more challenging hike. Pack a picnic and soak up some of the best views in the Pacific Northwest!

Mount Rainier National Park

Step into a lush, peaceful escape at Bloedel Reserve, a beautifully curated garden and nature preserve. Stroll through Japanese gardens, meandering forest trails, and scenic waterfront views. It’s the perfect place to slow down and take in the beauty of the island!

Bloedel Reserve

Bainbridge Island goes all out for the 4th, and it’s always a blast! Kick off the afternoon with the lively parade, then wander through the street fair, where you’ll find local crafts, jewelry, clothing, and plenty of delicious food. After some shopping, grab a drink in the beer and cider garden, soak up the live music, and enjoy the festive vibes. Before you head out, don’t miss the antique car show!

Fourth of July Festival

Pike Place Market is your go-to for spices, food, fish, crafts, art, flowers and just about anything else you can imagine. Even if you're not planning on shopping, taking a stroll through the market is one of Michelle's favorite Seattle attractions. Make sure to grab lunch at Lowell's Restaurant in the market for the best seafood and views! We highly recommend grabbing some fish and chips and sitting on the second floor by the windows. On your way out of the market, stop by the gum wall!

Pike Place Market

For an iconic Seattle experience, head to the Space Needle! Take in 360° views of the city, mountains, and Puget Sound from the observation deck. While you're up there, step onto the rotating glass floor for a unique perspective. A must-see while you're in town!

Space Needle

Right next to the Space Needle, the Chihuly Garden and Glass museum is a vibrant, colorful display of glass art like you’ve never seen before. Wander through stunning exhibits and a dreamy glasshouse filled with larger-than-life sculptures.

Chihuly Garden and Glass

Cape Flattery is the northwesternmost point of the U.S., and it’s absolutely worth the trek. A short, scenic hike takes you through lush forest to dramatic cliffs overlooking the Pacific. Expect stunning ocean views, sea caves, and maybe whale sightings if you're lucky!

Cape Flattery

Located in the Olympic National Park, Lake Crescent is one of our favorite spots and where we got engaged! The water is crystal clear and the scenery is unreal. The water is still a little cold in July but swimmable. Park your car by a picnic area for an easy day, or walk (1 mile each way) to Devils Punch Bowl where you will find an iconic bridge, a spot popularly used to jump into the deep blue water.

Marshall + Michelle

Marshall + Michelle

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