Parking
Complimentary parking is available at Trinity Tree Farms.
Travel
Getting Here, Staying Nearby and Exploring Washington
Issaquah · Bellevue · Seattle
Whether you’re joining us for the weekend or turning the celebration into a longer trip, we hope this page makes planning your visit a little easier.
Saturday, October 17
Welcome Dinner
The Welcome Dinner venue and directions will be shared once confirmed.
Please check back closer to the wedding weekend for updated details.
Wedding Venue
Trinity Tree Farms
Issaquah, Washington
Surrounded by trees and the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, Trinity Tree Farms will be home to our Sunday celebration.
Arrival
Please plan to arrive at Trinity Tree Farms by 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What to Bring
While the ceremony will take place indoors, outdoor areas will be available for photographs, so a light layer is a good idea.
Traveling to Washington
For guests traveling from out of town, we recommend allowing a little extra time to settle in and enjoy the Pacific Northwest before the celebrations begin.
Where to Stay
Staying Near Bellevue
We recommend staying in or around Bellevue for convenient access to the weekend’s celebrations.
Bellevue offers a wide selection of hotels, restaurants, shops, and everyday conveniences while providing a comfortable base for exploring the surrounding areas.
Explore Seattle and the Pacific Northwest
If you’re extending your stay, we hope you’ll take some time to experience Seattle — from its waterfront and neighborhoods to its parks, museums, coffee shops, and incredible food.
Pike Place Market & the Waterfront
Begin at Pike Place Market, then follow Overlook Walk down to the waterfront. Explore the piers, visit the Seattle Aquarium, or enjoy the views across Elliott Bay.
Seattle Center
Visit the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, the Museum of Pop Culture, or Pacific Science Center — all located within the Seattle Center campus.
Explore a Neighborhood
Spend an afternoon discovering Ballard, Fremont, Capitol Hill, Pioneer Square, or Queen Anne. Each neighborhood offers its own mix of restaurants, cafés, shops, parks, and local character.
Scenic Day Trips
Snoqualmie Falls
Snoqualmie Falls is an easy scenic excursion featuring several viewing areas, walking paths, and a connection to historic downtown Snoqualmie.
Mount Rainier National Park
For guests with a full day and some flexibility, Mount Rainier offers extraordinary mountain scenery and hiking. October weather can change quickly, and seasonal road closures may begin around this time, so check conditions before traveling.
Restaurants and Cafés
Seattle’s food scene ranges from fresh seafood and global cuisine to neighborhood bakeries, independent coffee shops, and Pike Place Market favorites.
A few places to consider:
- Storyville Coffee at Pike Place Market
- Taylor Shellfish Oyster Bar
- Maneki Japanese Restaurant
- Ba Bar
- Lola
- Ray’s Boathouse
- Pike Place Market’s food stalls and bakeries
Hours and reservation requirements can change, so check directly before visiting.
Outdoor Experiences
Discovery Park
Explore wooded trails, open meadows, shoreline views, and peaceful walking paths within Seattle’s largest city park.
Washington Park Arboretum
Enjoy a quiet walk through gardens, wooded paths, and seasonal landscapes near Lake Washington.
Gas Works Park
Relax beside Lake Union and take in one of the city’s most recognizable skyline views.
Family-Friendly Activities
Seattle Aquarium
Combine a visit to the aquarium with the waterfront, Overlook Walk, and nearby piers.
Pacific Science Center
Explore hands-on science exhibits and interactive experiences at Seattle Center.
Museum of Flight
Discover historic aircraft, aviation exhibits, and family-friendly activities.
A Relaxed Afternoon
For a slower day, browse Pike Place Market, walk along the waterfront, enjoy coffee in Capitol Hill, explore Ballard’s shops and restaurants, or watch the city settle into the evening from a neighborhood park.
Sometimes the best way to enjoy Seattle is to leave a little room in the schedule and see where the city takes you.