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Photographers, planners, officiants and venues across Washington, from Seattle greenhouses to Olympic National Park. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
3-day waitIt starts when your license is issued, not when you apply.
60 days to marryAfter that, the license is void.
Two witnessesThey sign the certificate with you and your officiant.
Rainforest to coastlineOlympic National Park has both.
I’m McKenzie Bigliazzi (pronounced “Big-lee-ozzy”), and I am a Colorado-based photographer who travels extensively to capture the essence of both intimate and grand moments. I am dedicated to transforming fleeting instances into timeless works of art, without making you feel weird in front of the camera. My photography balances candid, posed, and spontaneous moments, creating images that feel both authentic and artistic.
Hey, I’m Raven—story-driven photographer, laid-back human, lover of wildness, connection, and music that feels like hiking in the mountains.
Kate Scott Photography is a woman and queer-owned business, providing a completely inclusive, joyful, and colorful experience from start to finish!
Creativity has always been a huge part of who I am. It’s shaped how I see the world and how I move through it. Petal + Salt grew from that love of making things with my hands and finding beauty in the details.
Give it to me raw. I want you to be real with me so I can convey your relationship dynamic through portraits. I look for weddings that are intimate and couples that are full of personality. I have a knack for making my couples feel comfortable enough to just let go and be themselves. For me, photography is all about capturing connections and authentic moments that happen between loved ones.
Arlo SoHo is located in SoHo just north of Tribeca. Arlo SoHo offers thoughtfully designed guest rooms that combine flexible, modern furniture with efficient storage spaces and a range of play full touches. Plus, all the amenities you need to make it your perfect NYC honeymoon home base in the city.
Muffcake Manor is a boutique wedding stationery studio led by illustrator and designer Adrienne Browning, where every piece is crafted with intention, heart, and a touch of old-world romance. Rooted in the Pacific Northwest but serving couples around the world, the studio specializes in bespoke wedding invitations that feel less like paper goods and more like heirloom keepsakes. The kind of pieces families tuck into albums, frame on walls, and revisit long after the celebration ends.
A team of designers with a wealth of experience in creating beautifully crafted, affordable, letterpress wedding & engagement stationery
Emily Chelsea Jewelry, are an online retail store that specializes in creating unique and custom engagement and wedding rings. We want your jewelry to uniquely reflect who you are, what you stand for and what you find beautiful. We seek to always source as responsibly and ethically as possible—whether that means using recycled or Fair-mind gold, recycled and post-consumer diamonds, or Montana sourced or lab-grown gems.
Hey there! We’re Meaghan and Evan—best friends, partners in life, dog parents, and the creative duo behind RTP. We believe your wedding photography experience should be fun, stress-free, and 100% affirming of your identities. No stiff poses, no endless photo sessions keeping you from the party—just a whole lot of joy, candid moments, and beautiful storytelling through a mix of digital, film, and Polaroid photography.
A husband and wife creative team who capture incredible real moments, of real people on their wedding or elopement day in Palm Springs
Married by Miller Officiating is a one woman celebrancy business owned by Joanna Miller. A Washington, DC area native who lived in Australia for four years, Joanna specializes in creating custom ceremonies for couples from different religious, cultural and racial backgrounds.
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Washington voted for marriage equality in 2012, and it’s been a favorite for queer couples ever since, especially for Seattle celebrations and Pacific Northwest elopements.
There’s a 3-day waiting period that starts when your license is issued, not when you apply. Then you have 60 days to marry. Two witnesses sign your marriage certificate along with you and your officiant. In King County, you can start online but must finish in person, or apply by mail with notarized signatures.
Licensed or ordained clergy and Washington judges can officiate, and out-of-state clergy can too, as long as the wedding happens in Washington. One rule to know: you can’t solemnize your own marriage here.
Seattle brought us greenhouse vows and churros at Poquitos, and Olympic National Park a forest-to-beach elopement. Planning a national park ceremony? Check the park’s special use permit rules early.
Yes, 3 days, starting from when your license is issued.
You must marry within 60 days, or the license becomes void.
Two witnesses, who sign the certificate with you and your officiant.
No. Neither person getting married can perform the ceremony. Ordained clergy, including from out of state, and Washington judges can.
Legal details last checked October 2026 against King County. Fees and processes vary by county.
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