#134 - Olympic Peninsula Wedding Venues

Olympic Peninsula Wedding Venues – Episode #134        The next stop in our series of wedding venues is the Olympic Peninsula here in Washington state.  Mountains, rainforests and the ocean it has everything!  Lost Mountain Lodge  Sequim, WA  Can accommodate 50 guests for an outdoor day event and 40 inside.  They have indoor space in case the weather does not cooperate or if it is winter.   The entire lodge must be booked for a minimum of two nights for your event  NatureBridge  Port Angeles, WA  Can accommodate up to 150 guests.  From the shore of Lake Crescent to historic Rosemary Inn, you can find the indoor and outdoor spaces to best suit the needs   Can supply all food needs from rehearsal dinner to Sunday breakfast.  Renovated lodge, outdoor spaces, simple classroom and conference building, plus lodging for all.  Manresa Castle  Port Townsend, WA  Picturesque rose garden or Victorian wood-paneled Library.  25-75 guests  Banquet Room  Also, the castle is a hotel so no need to go anywhere else to honeymoon.  Weddings by the Sea  Ocean Shores, WA  Packages for very small to 40 guests  Includes Officiant and décor  Choice of beach location  SHOP THE CITY Port Ludlow Resort  Port Ludlow, WA  Ideal setting for your intimate destination wedding  Farm-to-table rehearsal dinner  Bridal getaway or groom’s golf retreat.  Seabrook Town Hall  Pacific Beach, WA  Seating for 100  Features: Audio & Video system, Lapel & Cordless Microphones, Beautiful hardwood floors throughout, Full bar and commercial catering kitchen  Lake Quinault Weddings  On the edge of the Olympic National Forest  100 guests  Romantic lakeside celebration  Grand ballroom with walls of timber  Kalaloch Lodge  Forks, WA  Ceremonies can be hosted at the gazebo or in front of the Bluff Cabins  Outdoor receptions, maximum guest count is 50  Can provide chairs, tables, and ivory linens  Indoor receptions, maximum guest count is 20  LISTENER QUESTION: My fiance and I got engaged at Thanksgiving last year and I immediately knew I wanted a winter themed wedding. We are getting married on December 9th this year and my fiance isn't a fan of the full-blown Christmas theme as I am, so we comprised on a winter forest theme pulling in Christmas colors. I am having trouble coming up with decorating ideas incorporating forest with Christmas colors (red and green). I am hoping you can provide some ideas. Erin Remember you can reach us anytime by emailing [email protected]  Subscribe to the podcast: {Apple Podcasts} {Google Play} {Stitcher}{Youtube}   -Until next time, No Stress No Worries Keep Calm and Listen On-