FAQ’s:

How far is Snoqualmie from the airport?

We are located about 40 minutes from the airport

How far is Snoqualmie from the Seattle?

We are located about 30 minutes (depending on traffic)

Is everyone invited to the Welcome Reception?

YES! Everyone is invited, and this will be a casual event. Please see the Welcome Party tab for more information.

How soon should I book my hotel?

ASAP! The hotel block is filling up quickly and there are multiple weddings the same weekend at the hotel.

Are kids allowed at the wedding?

We love your little ones! However, to allow all of out guests, including parents, the chance to have an evening of relaxation, we request that the ceremony and reception will be for adults only. If your kids are in town please feel free to have them come to the Welcome Reception!

Is transportation provided to the wedding?

Yes! The last thing we want our guests to worried about is how to get home safe! The shuttle will pick up at the Snoqualmie Inn.

Where should we eat?

Snoqualmie Brewery, North Bend Bar & Grill, Gianfranco Italiano, Buckshot Honey, Thai Eatery, Tweeds

I want to stay in an AirBNB, which town should I stay in ?

Snoqualmie (2 minutes) , North Bend (5-10 min) , Fall City (5-10 min) , Carnation (15-20 min) , Snoqualmie Pass (20-15 min) , or Issaquah (15-20 min)

What activities should we do while we are in town?

1. Snoqualmie Falls- This is a must see and no hiking required! We suggest parking at the top lot and walking across the bridge (its free.)

2. See the local town! Both the town of Snoqualmie and North Bend are adorable and have lots of shops and restaurants to visit.

3. Snoqualmie Casino is a must see, this a five-minute drive from the hotel and a great late-night spot.

4. Go see the Elk in North Bend—you will see them on the drive from Snoqualmie to North Bend.

5. Rattlesnake Lake—This is a great spot for paddle boarding or a place for a quick swim!

6. Middle Fork—Beautiful drive and short hike.

7. Issaquah Farmers Market—great spot for breakfast and it is open Saturday morning! About 20 minutes from the hotel and worth it!

8. The Salish Lodge: This sits over Snoqualmie Falls and has rich history. This is a great spot for a cocktail at the Attic—just be sure to make a reservation!

**These are a few of our favorites but see the “things to go” section for even more!**

If we are spending the day in Seattle what do you recommend?

1. Pike Place Market: Be prepared for crowds and to pay $$ for parking but its iconic.

2. Starbucks Reserve: This is different than then the first Starbucks and honestly way cooler.

3. Go see a Mariners game!

4. Seward Park and Gasworks Park—Both great for a long walk and beautiful

5. Matts on the Market is a great dinner spot

6. Taylor Shellfish for the best seafood

7. M Bar in South Lake Union, Flagstick Pub for minigolf, Terra Plata, and The Pink Door

8. There are bars everywhere but we love the Cap Hill area!

What is the dress code?

Black- Tie Optional

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What will the weather be like?

The average temps are around 75 degrees. However, it is humid in this area so it may feel warmer. We are expecting the temperature to be on the warmer side since last summer there were several heat waves in Seattle. The wedding is outdoor and the reception is in a covered tent. Remember, the sun does not go down until 9pm and the weather here does not cool down that much at night!

Is there parking at the venue?

Yes, there is a ton of parking at the welcome party venue and the wedding venue.

How the H*LL do you say "Snoqualmie?"

We get this a lot -- SNOW- QUAL- ME

FYI’s:

1. Uber situation is not the greatest. We suggest that you rent a car to get around town or use the schedule feature of Uber to schedule rides in advance.

2. If you are staying at the Snoqualmie Inn there is a shuttle at the hotel that you can call and book to take you around town! FYI, unfortunately the welcome party is too far for the shuttle.

3. If you are planning to hike at all in the area during your stay you will need some sort of pass wherever you go! Most hikes around this area use the Discover pass (about $5 a day) but make sure to google before you go!

4. Because it doesn’t get dark until 9pm you probably will forget all about dinner until then and by that time it is possible that restaurants will be closed! This happened to us all the time when we moved!

5. If you are staying in the city public transportation is fantastic and affordable! Its easy and much cheaper than parking in the city. There is also a light rail stop at the airport (Tukwila Station.)