Inclusive vendor directory
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.
Photography is more than just documenting for me, it is art. Allow me to capture every detail, every intimate moment, and every cinematic still that arises naturally throughout your day with an unobtrusive presence and down-to-earth demeanor.
LoveLove is a small, queer woman-owned stationery studio. And by small, we mean just a father and daughter duo. He is a printer with over 50 years of printing experience, and she is a brand designer-turned-stationer with a deep love of art, design, and of course, love. Although our craft is paper, our hearts belong to the love story behind the stationery. LoveLove is focused on hearing your story and giving you stationery that truly feels like you.
I’m Milo– a queer & trans nature-enthusiast with 10+ years experience photographing couples in love. I make elopements that feel like you actually got to live your day—slow, present, and full of the good stuff in between.
I’m Sophia, the photographer behind Sophia Lewis Photography. I specialize in story-driven wedding and elopement photography across Colorado and beyond, documenting celebrations that are intentional, emotional, and deeply personal. My approach is rooted in connection and trust. I want you to feel comfortable enough to be fully yourselves so the photos reflect the real moments unfolding around you.
Choosing a wedding photographer isn’t just about finding someone who takes great photos—it’s about finding someone you trust to capture the real, unfiltered moments without turning your day into a production. With 11 years of experience, we know how to blend into the rhythm of your wedding, letting things unfold naturally while staying ready for whatever comes next.
Hey there! I’m Sylvie, an NYC-based photographer specializing in elopements and intimate weddings. My work is all about celebrating the texture, motion, and ephemeral feeling of your milestone day in the city I’ve called home for the past 18 years.
Milly and her team capture love across America and the world, specializing in LGBTQ+ couples and body-positive wedding photography.
I create and perform ceremonies and rituals of all varieties. In the process of getting to know people, from newborns and their families to nearlyweds to actively dying folks, I craft celebrations of life’s meaningful moments, both big and small.
Kassia Lee Photography is all about capturing real moments & raw emotion. The little things that make life so beautiful, from the laughter, the tears, to the smallest details, I’m here to document your story as it naturally unfolds.
It’s just you, the love of your life, and a handful of your closest friends and family, celebrating your love, your commitment, and the life you want to build together.
Hi, I’m Vivian! I am a nature lover and visual storyteller who focuses on organic moments while highlighting a sense of space and showcasing your beloved communities authentically. I began my photography journey two decades ago, assisting high-end wedding photographers before branching out on my own. What started as a job became my purpose as I fell in love with storytelling through my art. I am incredibly lucky to spend my weekends surrounded by joy, having now captured over 500 weddings from lavish celebrations at luxury hotels to quiet, intimate elopements by the sea. Photography has been my passport to travel the world, connect with so many remarkable people, and play a part in sharing their stories.
Hey, I’m Laura Sparks and I specialize in elopements and intimate weddings because I 1000% believe it’s the best way to get married! (Like, for real! My wife and I eloped in Olympic National Park in Sept ’23!) I seriously have the best job ever because I get to help lovers create a day that is authentic, where you can completely be yourselves, and have the best damn day EVER. From location and vendor recommendations, to creating the perfect timeline for you, I’ve got you covered!
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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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