In spite of the fact that I didn't meet them in person until the rehearsal, I truly want Judy and Dylan to be my BFF's -- if only they didn't live in Seattle!!! They are two of the sweetest, kindest, most fun people I have ever met!

The day before the wedding, weird storms were predicted, so I made the decision to do everything indoors at the Spy Museum (including ceremony in their gorgeous enclosed space on the roof). The day of the wedding dawns, and everyone starts questioning me "It's gorgeous out, are you sure you want to move it inside?!" I said "I believe in the Capital Weather Gang...let's stick with indoors" As always...this is why you hire an experienced planner. Because by the time the ceremony started, there was quite the wind storm outside. By the time it ended, the winds were so strong even the Spy Museum's former military, VERY strong looking head of security could BARELY pull the doors open -- that's how strong the wind was!!! In fact, after we had moved all of the guests downstairs for cocktail hour, the bride and groom were practicing their first dance on the roof when he came to me and said "Um...yeah, let's get them out of here, I've NEVER seen winds this strong and I'm starting to get worried!"

Luckily, everyone was safe and sound and no damage occurred to our beloved Spy Museum :)

Speaking of their ceremony, did I mention that the flower girl and ring bearer were THE COUPLE'S CATS?!?!?! In my 15 years as a wedding planner, I can truly say that this was a first for me. I'm not even a cat person, but these cats were SO GORGEOUS, and were the sweetest!!!

We were thrilled to work with one of our favorite caterers, Main Event, who knocked it out of the park as usual. And Lisa Lee Florals, who we worked with for the first time last year at Lauren and Peter's wedding, has officially become one of our go-to gals!

These guests came ready to PARTY and another one of our favorites, DJ Kelton Higgins, delivered on all fronts.

We can't say how much we love this couple, how much we love our vendor partners and, of course, how much we love working at the Spy Museum (even more now that they kept us from blowing off the roof!!)