Some guests will be invited to stay in the resort's onsite cabins or yurts. If you're staying onsite, we'll coordinate lodging assignments and send your booking link during the first week of December. Please be ready to book and pay for your lodging by December 30th (we know it’s early, but this is a requirement of the resort).

If you have lodging preferences, or if the cost of accommodations would make it difficult for you to attend, please let us know. We'll do our best to accommodate everyone's needs. Please note that some cabins may be shared with multiple groups.

If you're planning to stay offsite, you're welcome to book your accommodations at any time.

Visit the Where to Stay page for more info on both onsite and offsite accomodations.

Early June in the San Juan Islands is beautiful, but it will keep you on your toes. You can typically expect daytime highs in the 60s and nighttime lows in the 40s, with a mix of sunshine, cool breezes, and the occasional rain shower (all in the same day!).

Because we'll be outdoors all weekend (and there is NOT an indoor event space), we recommend packing for a little bit of everything: hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, a rain jacket, and plenty of warm, cozy layers for the evenings. As the date gets closer, you can check weather info HERE.

Unless we’ve explicitly told you that you can bring a guest, you should assume that your invitation is singular (just you). The venue has limited capacity and we have too many friends/family.

We love your kids! However, the couple is already too silly and would become far too powerful with kids around to enable our shenanigans. Thus, our wedding weekend will be adults-only. In the rare case that an exception is being made, we will notify you directly. We know this may require extra planning, and we appreciate your understanding.

Our theme for the weekend is “Surrealist Garden Party.” We encourage you to to interpret and lean into that however feels exciting to you. Completely ignore it, or fully embrace it! Your colors don’t have to match, your outfit does not have to fit, and your socks can be on your hands.

For the ceremony on Saturday, think: Playful yet elevated, bright colors and jewel tones, funky patterns, fun shapes/textures, whimsical accessories, unexpected combinations. If you’re wanting inspiration, check out this Pinterest board for some fun ideas. More than anything, take all this guidance loosely. We want you to wear what feels fun, expressive, and celebratory to YOU.

Note that we’ll be spending a lot of time outdoors on grass, so wear comfortable shoes (no stilettos) and layers for the chilly evenings.

Food has always been at the heart of our relationship. Dillon and Tayler met in a food club in college back in 2012 (Real Food ASU!), and Tayler’s first real conversation with Dillon was when she chased him down after that first meeting to inquire about his famous vegan cinnamon rolls.

Since then, sharing meals has been one of our favorite ways to build community and bring people together, and we wanted to bring that spirit to the wedding weekend.

We'll be providing plant-based meals including dinner on Friday, brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday, and breakfast on Monday. Saturday's dinner will be catered, while the other meals will feature some of our favorite recipes, lovingly prepared by friends and family (you!).

On that note: If you enjoy cooking and would like to help prepare a meal, we’d love that! Please reach out to one of us if that sounds like fun to you.

FYI: All meals will be completely plant-based (except the wedding dinner). If meat is important to you, feel free to bring some along and cook it in your cabin’s kitchen!

Even if you’re not staying with us, we encourage you to come hang out as much as possible throughout the weekend! There is a 10-minute ferry boat from Anacortes to Guemes Island that runs every 30 minutes. The last ferry leaves Guemes at 11pm on Friday and Saturdays, 10pm on Sundays. 

Details:

Guemes Island Ferry Terminal

500 I Ave, Anacortes, WA 98221

https://www.guemesislandferry.com/

https://www.guemesislandferry.com/guemes-ferry-information/

Come prepared for a relaxed PNW island weekend! Here are a few things you’ll be glad to have:

• Swimwear for the sauna, dutch tub, or ocean cold plunge!

• Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses

• Warm layers for chilly evenings. Pro tip: a big (faux) furry coat is both cozy and fabulous!

• Rain jacket or umbrella

• Comfy shoes

• $37,000 (cash) to give to the bride and groom

• Personal snacks and beverages (cabins have fridges and kitchens)

• Reusable water bottle

• Flashlight or headlamp to walk back to your cabin or car at night

• A book or game (optional, but fun!)

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