It's not you, it's us - our invitations were delayed by the printers and so you recieved a totally unreasonable RSVP deadline. Kindly either check out our RSVP page on this site, or otherwise let us know if we can expect you by May 30th!
Robyn & Tim
Robyn & Tim
Things to Do
We’re so excited to welcome our favorite people to the PNW for a weekend of celebration! Whether you’re a local looking to fill a quiet morning or flying in for the full Seattle experience, here are a few of our favorite places to explore before or after the wedding
Wandering Near the Woods (Snohomish + Surrounds)
This is the quieter corner of Washington—think antique shops, misty trails, and coffee strong enough to fix jet lag.
Snoqualmie Falls – A stunning, thunderous waterfall just a short drive away (and where Robyn learned to make a killer mocha in 45 seconds or less!). Easy viewpoint access or short trails for the adventurous - but please bring water if you're going to attempt the hike to the bottom of the falls.
Downtown Snohomish – Full of charming antique stores, boutiques, and cafes. Come early and browse like you’ve got a turn-of-the-century ghost to impress.
Blackman House Museum – For history buffs and those wondering what the heck was going on in small-town Washington in 1900.
Looking Glass Coffee – A cozy, artsy local hangout with pastries, open mics, and solid drinks.
Note: Ride shares are very limited in Snohomish. We recommend renting a car or planning to carpool. There’s plenty of parking at the venue for Saturday though.
City Lights + Soundtracks (Seattle Picks)
If you're extending your trip, Seattle is full of weird, wonderful, and iconic stops—here's our short list.
Pike Place Market – Yes, they throw the fish. Yes, it’s worth it. (But you can skip the Gum Wall and the "first" Starbucks. Trust us.)
Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) – Formerly EMP, still one of the best spots for music, sci-fi, and pop culture nerds.
MOHAI – If you're tech-inclined, curious about Seattle’s roots, or already near the rehearsal dinner on Thursday *hint hint*, this lakeside museum is worth the detour.
Mox Boarding House (Bellevue) – Part restaurant, part game store, part nerd paradise. Great if you need an air-conditioned break. If you're trying to stay up north, check out Zulu's Board Game Cafe for a similar vibe!
Kerry Park – For *that* iconic skyline view (best at sunset).
Gas Works Park – For funky steampunk vibes and a fantastic picnic spot.
Note: Seattle traffic is real, especially during event weekends—FIFA Cup World Cup 2025 is in town the same week as the wedding. We recommend avoiding Saturday night hotel stays in the city if you're attending the wedding; it’s about an hour away from the venue before traffic.
June here means mornings might be misty, afternoons could be warm, and evenings are anyone’s guess. You might get sun, clouds, and a light drizzle all in the same day. Layers are your friend.
Bring a rain-resistant jacket just in case, even if the forecast looks promising. Umbrellas are optional (Seattle locals will judge you, but Tim won’t).
You’ll want comfortable shoes if you plan to explore gardens, parks, or downtown Snohomish’s cobbled antique-shop streets.