New to WS…planning wedding

[Kevin]

Have you considered getting married on a boat? A VERY popular venue here in Seattle! Chartered boats come in all sizes and price ranges.

There is even one guy right here in West Seattle who is VERY reasonable who has a small fleet of lovingly restored old wooden boats. The only downside is that his boats are licensed for six people plus crew. If you chose a water front venue, he could even arrange to be waiting at the dock and whisk the newlyweds away as the guests bid them farewell at the dock. Much more classic than a limo, plus your car does not get “decorated.” :)

http://www.cedarwave.com/

A number of West Seattle folks have ridden his boats. Captain Dave could probably give you some good ideas.

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How about a 125 foot wooden steamship, built in 1921 that is licensed for about 125 – 150 people. If you did not want to go out for a ride, I think they can also do dockside weddings at a much lower cost.

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Need professional help locating a boat that is just right for you?

Give Captain Ralph a call. Good guy, I have worked under him before.

http://captainralph.com/

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[JoB]

datmuse..

they are the smoked meat end of bbq…

and you add your own sauce…

i thought it was very good.

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[Angela]

I went to a wedding on the Skansonia – AMAZING! I would second that recommendation.

i also have a local bakery recommendation. Brand new business and the owner Kara is amazing!

The SweetSide

http://www.ilovethesweetside.com/index2.php#/home/

Congrats and welcome to the neighborhood!

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[Jasperblu]

I HIGHLY recommend Village Green Perennial Nursery as well… Vera’s also a great gal and her property is really, really special.

Fauntleroy Hall (across from the Fauntleroy YMCA) is also super nice, has adequate indoor AND outdoor space, just in case you get lucky and the sun comes out on that May weekend you have planned. Just don’t count on it. :-)

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