Forget the traditional ballroom wedding. Modern couples want to create something that feels immersive, thoughtful, and distinctly them—a weekend-long experience that brings together the people they love in a place that speaks to their values and passions.

There’s a reason we recommend Angie Rodriguez (aka Angie Evans) to so many of our clients—she’s a total pro, but not in the intimidating way. Angie is fun, easy to connect with, and incredibly kind.

Weddings are about love—yes. But they’re also about values, connection, and the communities that have helped shape us.

Traditionally, a wedding party was about following a set script: siblings, childhood best friends, a strict hierarchy of who you should include based on outdated rules of obligation. But weddings are evolving, and so is the role of the wedding party. For modern couples, it’s less about who has been in your life the longest and more about who shows up for you in the ways that matter most.

Planning a destination wedding in Seattle is an exciting journey. You can explore the city’s rich culture, enjoy its stunning scenery, and create unique experiences. Working with Mel and Matt—a couple dedicated to an “experiences over things” approach—we designed a weekend full of unforgettable moments that showcased Seattle’s best. The Tapestry team’s organization and communication kept the planning process seamless, even while Mel and Matt were living across states and continents.

Planning a wedding wedding is more than just organizing an event—it’s about crafting an experience that feels authentic, effortless, and deeply personal. When Cat and Andrew reached out to Tapestry Event Co., they weren’t just looking for a planner; they were looking for a partner who could help them build a wedding weekend on Bainbridge Island that reflected their values, their love story, and the meaningful connections they shared with their family and friends.

When Sam and Colin began their wedding planning journey, their goal was simple: create an authentic, intimate celebration that felt uniquely them. With a shared love of beer, live music, travel, and food, their vision revolved around a cozy dinner party vibe that meaningfully brought their loved ones together at Dockside at Duke’s. Tapestry Event Co. was thrilled to help them craft a wedding that balanced intention, warmth, and fun—a reflection of their life in Seattle.

The last wedding to ever take place at China Harbor celebrated our couples blend of heritage and tradition. When planning a wedding as unique as Jess and Beau’s, you need a team that can bring together cultural elements, logistical expertise, and a deep understanding of what it means to celebrate your love. That’s where Tapestry steps in!

Tiffany and Reed’s IslandWood wedding weekend was a masterclass in high-end, custom design supported by Tapestry. With a sizable budget , they sought to blend culture and minimalism, creating a stunning Seattle destination wedding filled with personalized art pieces and thoughtful details.

Through our years of experience working intentionally with couples, we’ve gained the wisdom we have on this subject. We’re excited to hopefully stoke some thoughtful conversations between you and your partner with these truths we’ve learned! After we share these ways to reframe your mindset for success, will we dive into our favorite ways to plan a budget-savvy wedding.

A beautiful example of what your wedding at the Manor House at Pleasant Beach could look like. One of our favorite Bainbridge Island wedding venues!

Martha and Charlie hosted a weekend-long affair at the Captain Whidbey, one of our favorite PNW venues. What a delightful wedding weekend!

Margrit + Aanan's city wedding at the Fremont Foundry was a celebration like no other; brimming with luxury, entertainment, and authenticity.

Andra and Jamie's colorful, eclectic wedding at JM Cellars was every creative's dream come true; we like to say it was DIY decor done right.

With open communication and trust, we took Jack and Rudy’s dream of an intimate Mount Baker ceremony into an evening reception at Wandering Waters and made it a reality. While weddings that span a lot of space (and are in and out of cell reception) have the potential to be complex, it makes our job as experienced planners that much more fulfilling.

Wedding planning isn’t just logistics—it’s emotional. This guide from Tapestry Event Co. offers tools, coaching, and values-centered strategies to help couples plan with clarity, connection, and care.

Planning a wedding on private property means building your entire event space from scratch—tables, tents, bathrooms, power, and more. Here's how to build a smart wedding rental order, create a functional floor plan, and plan for weather without losing your mind.

At Tapestry Event Co., we believe that a well-orchestrated wedding feels effortless—for the couple, the guests, and even the vendors. But behind every seamless ceremony, smooth timeline, and joyful reception is a team that has spent months planning and a full day executing every last detail with precision, calm, and care.

Ditch the cliché robes and flasks—this guide shares the best nontraditional wedding party gifts that celebrate relationships, support small businesses, and focus on sustainability. Thoughtful ideas for friends, family, pets, helpers, and vendors.

Forget the traditional ballroom wedding. Modern couples want to create something that feels immersive, thoughtful, and distinctly them—a weekend-long experience that brings together the people they love in a place that speaks to their values and passions.

Planning a wedding is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming process, and ensuring that your photographer captures all the essential moments can be a daunting task. Most professional photographers will naturally document many of these moments throughout the wedding day. However, having a well-organized shot list will help ensure that no meaningful moments are overlooked while keeping the process efficient and stress-free.

Weddings are memorable occasions that celebrate love, joy, and the union of two people. While traditions are important, many couples are now turning to technology to make their weddings not only unique but also more efficient, organized, and sustainable.

When it comes to making those decisions, couples often find themselves asking: Should we DIY, use pre-made templates, or invest in custom stationery? Each approach has its own advantages, price points, and time commitments, so let’s break it down.

Planning a wedding means making countless decisions, from the big-picture vision to the tiniest details. And while every wedding is unique, there are a few key choices that can truly elevate your experience, reduce stress, and make your day unforgettable. Whether you're planning a DIY celebration, working with a coordinator, or going all-in with a full-service planning team, these investments will help you get the most out of your time, energy, and budget.

Traditionally, a wedding party was about following a set script: siblings, childhood best friends, a strict hierarchy of who you should include based on outdated rules of obligation. But weddings are evolving, and so is the role of the wedding party. For modern couples, it’s less about who has been in your life the longest and more about who shows up for you in the ways that matter most.

Planning a destination wedding in Seattle is an exciting journey. You can explore the city’s rich culture, enjoy its stunning scenery, and create unique experiences. Working with Mel and Matt—a couple dedicated to an “experiences over things” approach—we designed a weekend full of unforgettable moments that showcased Seattle’s best. The Tapestry team’s organization and communication kept the planning process seamless, even while Mel and Matt were living across states and continents.

Weddings are an intricate movement between tradition and personal intention. At Tapestry Event Co., we encourage couples to plan in ways that reflect who they are, prioritizing quality over quantity and meaningful choices over mindless consumerism.

Want to know how to choose the right wedding photography style for you? We got through some of the most popular photography editing style and break them down for you!

Through our years of experience working intentionally with couples, we’ve gained the wisdom we have on this subject. We’re excited to hopefully stoke some thoughtful conversations between you and your partner with these truths we’ve learned! After we share these ways to reframe your mindset for success, will we dive into our favorite ways to plan a budget-savvy wedding.

Wedding planning has long been associated with luxury, opulence, and exclusivity. In many cases, the notion of a meticulously planned wedding evokes images of extravagant budgets and large-scale events. However, the essence of a meaningful wedding goes beyond lavish decor and high price tags. Our goal at Tapestry is to make quality wedding planning support accessible to all, regardless of financial circumstances.

Our top 8 pieces of modern wedding planning advice for contemporary couples who feel that the traditional wedding industry is just a tad bit outdated.

Today we're sharing 5 of our favorite ways to plan a budget-savvy wedding without cutting any corners.

Tory and Brady are a couple who show up and instantly radiate positivity. They met in St. Louis at a reunion gathering; their parents grew up together but had lost touch after Tory’s dad moved to Seattle.

Taylor and Ryan never have a dull day. They know how to bring fun to the lazy days, work hard to lift others up, and provide a compassionate set of ears when needed.

Kristle and Josh are incredible humans. Their compassion and care for one another is palpable and their kindness is infectious.