We know there are a lot of venues to choose from, so let us help you narrow this down! We’re dishing out info on some of our favorite venues near Seattle and letting you know why we love them (and why you will too). Come along!

Have you ever noticed how stale and robotic questions from a wedding planning book feel when you sit down and ask them from a real human being? Let’s talk about what you should focus on when interviewing your wedding vendors!

Let’s talk about the four healthiest boundaries you can draw and maintain during your wedding planning experience…

Oftentimes, we are the proud planners of couples who want to host their friends and family for an entire weekend of activities and connection.

We love living in the age where couples are creating their own modern definition of marriage. Rather than assuming the mantle of what marriage meant to generations past…

“What happens if it rains?” We get this question A LOT as adventure wedding and elopement planners in the Pacific Northwest. And it’s a fair question.

The role of a coordinator for a wedding is much like an octopus; you’re pulling resources, people, and plans into one centralized body. More often than not, each each team is unique to each couple and each celebration.

If 2021 taught us one thing, it is how to stay true to our core values. These intimate weddings reflect the quirkiness, love, and thoughtfulness that each of our Tapestry couples’ brought to the table.

The tradition of a wedding registry has a lot of history. In this blog, we are going to share our favorite registry items as well as some background on the wedding registry tradition.

When thinking about your wedding planner and event design, I want you to imagine your wedding planner as an octopus. Yep, you heard me, an octopus.

Your wedding day is about six to four months out and it’s time to alert the troops! A destination wedding takes a lot of planning and research to go from concept to execution.

At Tapestry, we talk a lot about the intersection of logistical prowess and emotional experience. Acknowledging those two facets of the human experience makes us…

Nothing impacts guest experience and good vibes like a memorable meal at a wedding. We love helping couples identify exactly what type of catering service they need…

Molly from Nomadic Weddings talks insider knowledge about planning an intentional elopement, including how to schedule your day from start to finish!

“What happens if it rains?” We get this question A LOT as adventure wedding and elopement planners in the Pacific Northwest. And it’s a fair question.

As your elopement day approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the details and stress yourself out. With an intense mixture of emotions and logistics, we completely understand how you and your partner might end up feeling overwhelmed.

When thinking about your wedding planner and event design, I want you to imagine your wedding planner as an octopus. Yep, you heard me, an octopus.

Ale and Cam’s Joshua Tree elopement was a mindfully planned and ceremonial celebration of their bond. Come along with us on a sun-kissed journey and witness…

In the midst of pandemic when festival life and culture are on hold for two years, we wanted to show how festival love and creativity can translate to a non-festival environment in this styled shoot.

Washington State is rapidly becoming a popular place to elope. Born and raised in this state, I LOVE watching couples from around the country discover the magic in our mountains…

Jo and Aki’s elopement story speaks to us because of the variety of ways the couple adapted during COVID-19. Though the couple originally wanted to have a wedding…

2020 has just been one long elopement season. Despite the unfortunate circumstances that led to this, we are HERE for it. Elopements are our obsession…

You have your backpack, your camera, and the instructions to park near a barely visible path. Following the path into the woods, you stop short when around the corner you see an elaborate tree fort poking out of the trees…

Red and black may not be the first colors you think of when you think “marriage”, but this palette was perfect for the glamorous and gritty styled shoot out in the Cascades.

For those who choose a big wedding, there is a lot of build up and familiar structure around the days leading up to your “I do”s. But if you choose an elopement, there is less tradition to pull from.

While each celebration is unique, there are a few key items that are essential to bring along for a momentous and comfortable day. Keeping seasons and location in mind, we have put together a guide of pieces vital to your day.

It’s no secret: we love elopements. We’ve spent the last three years of our career becoming elopement specialists. We’ve seen elopements from the role of a planner, an officiant, and even an assistant florist and have enjoyed every angle.

Trust me: We realize how ironic the phrase “elopement planner” sounds to a lot of people. Isn’t the point of an elopement to keep it minimal?

On a snowy December day, Bryce and Brittney woke up early, eager to start this new chapter in their love. After preparing tea and snacks, they welcomed makeup and hair artist Crystal Jenkins into their home.

We know there are a lot of venues to choose from, so let us help you narrow this down! We’re dishing out info on some of our favorite venues near Seattle and letting you know why we love them (and why you will too). Come along!

The last few years have been a whirlwind of uncertainty for many couples. If you were planning a wedding celebration during the peak of Coronavirus, you have learned the importance of adaptation and patience.

At Tapestry, we are lucky to work with so many couples who feel deeply connected to the places they choose to get married in. Whether you’re a born and raised Seattleite…

What an officiant actually does is an excellent question. Whether for a vow renewal or brand new ceremony, we’ve got your questions answered.

Welcome to the officiating club! As ceremonious as it was to receive your certification after five minutes of online research and volunteering your credit card information…

Has finding an officiant been an afterthought when it comes to wedding planning? Are you developing an incredible celebration and find yourself totally lost as to where to begin with the ceremony itself?

Tapestry loves ceremony. Our favorite words are intentional and mindful. We love a good purpose to drive our decisions and make each second and moment meaningful to you.

All too often, we’ve seen couples invest lots of time and energy in their celebration logistics and forget to set aside time for the core of their commitment: their ceremony.

It’s no secret that at Tapestry Event Co., the heart of your celebration is found in the ceremony. We believe that your ceremony is the opportunity to declare what is important inside the culture of your new family.

We see ceremonies created in all shapes and sizes. We often get asked about how to incorporate people from different parts of your life into a ceremony.

We see ceremonies created in all shapes and sizes. From two people at the top of a mountain to two hundred people gathered on a city rooftop, there is something about a ceremony that makes a special mark in your hearts on your marriage day.

We know there are a lot of venues to choose from, so let us help you narrow this down! We’re dishing out info on some of our favorite venues near Seattle and letting you know why we love them (and why you will too). Come along!

Have you ever noticed how stale and robotic questions from a wedding planning book feel when you sit down and ask them from a real human being? Let’s talk about what you should focus on when interviewing your wedding vendors!

Let’s talk about the four healthiest boundaries you can draw and maintain during your wedding planning experience…

Oftentimes, we are the proud planners of couples who want to host their friends and family for an entire weekend of activities and connection.

The only way I know how to write this blog is by rooting for the future that I wish already existed today. The ideas that follow are not revolutionary because they are new...

We love living in the age where couples are creating their own modern definition of marriage. Rather than assuming the mantle of what marriage meant to generations past…

“What happens if it rains?” We get this question A LOT as adventure wedding and elopement planners in the Pacific Northwest. And it’s a fair question.

Writing about our vision for the future of an industry is no small act. There are so many facets to consider, so many potential lives impacted, and so much already bound up in marriage and weddings.

The role of a coordinator for a wedding is much like an octopus; you’re pulling resources, people, and plans into one centralized body. More often than not, each each team is unique to each couple and each celebration.

Gatekeeping the outdoors is a complicated topic because of the intersection of conflicting ideas, motivations, and experiences that inform how people educate about…

What we envision at Tapestry, more than anything else, is an industry that shifts its center from binding traditions, aesthetic trends, and consumerism to an industry based in…

“How does tipping work in the wedding industry?” This is an incredibly valid question to ask. The wedding industry is a unique meld of a bunch of other industries…

The tradition of a wedding registry has a lot of history. In this blog, we are going to share our favorite registry items as well as some background on the wedding registry tradition.

When thinking about your wedding planner and event design, I want you to imagine your wedding planner as an octopus. Yep, you heard me, an octopus.

Let’s talk event linens! The canvas for your food stuffs, the center of your dinner conversations, and a must-have item unless you’ve splurged on solid wood tables.

Welcome, friends, to a new series of blogs featuring wedding vendors from the Pacific Northwest. These vendors are part of our circle of dear friends and community members that make the PNW wedding scene so unique and fun.

Your wedding day is about six to four months out and it’s time to alert the troops! A destination wedding takes a lot of planning and research to go from concept to execution.

At Tapestry, we talk a lot about the intersection of logistical prowess and emotional experience. Acknowledging those two facets of the human experience makes us…

As elopement planners, we get asked incredible questions by couples who are looking to elope -- to venture into the woods and do the darn thing in their own way.

What do you get for your budget when throwing a Pacific Northwest wedding or elopement? Our region has its own set of nuances when it comes to costs, availability, and style.

Nothing impacts guest experience and good vibes like a memorable meal at a wedding. We love helping couples identify exactly what type of catering service they need…

We wish that wedding planning could be a clean and easy process. We wish that a checklist of items, followed in order, on a strict schedule, was the answer for everyone.

We love that we get to witness couples' journey into marriage. The chapter of getting engaged and planning your marriage is unlike any other in life. Couples are not only making…

We were introduced to Notion as a solution for updating our Planning Portal through Stacey of Monday Made. And OMG, the Tapestry Planning Portal in Notion has been the gift that keeps on giving.

Let’s start here: WE ARE THE BIGGEST FANS OF INTIMATE WEDDINGS. But we are also here to clarify that having an intimate wedding does not often mean that you save money.

This intimate wedding styled shoot, brought to life by featuring the new 10 Degrees venue in Capitol Hill, explores an aesthetic mix of a southern Italian café and Scandanavian design.

In the midst of pandemic when festival life and culture are on hold for two years, we wanted to show how festival love and creativity can translate to a non-festival environment in this styled shoot.

The mission was to create a beautiful shoot inspired by the handcrafted details, conscious consumption, dinner parties, and flair of the 70s. The motivation was to remind their community that these focused details represent a shift in the way couples are thinking about their marriage celebrations.

You have your backpack, your camera, and the instructions to park near a barely visible path. Following the path into the woods, you stop short when around the corner you see an elaborate tree fort poking out of the trees…

Red and black may not be the first colors you think of when you think “marriage”, but this palette was perfect for the glamorous and gritty styled shoot out in the Cascades.

On a snowy December day, Bryce and Brittney woke up early, eager to start this new chapter in their love. After preparing tea and snacks, they welcomed makeup and hair artist Crystal Jenkins into their home.

Tamara and Melissa are women who remind us of why we do what we do. Our highest aim is to serve humans in love who want to capture a moment in time — beautiful, complicated, whatever they need it to be — and let it be truly just for the two of them.