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A Summer Wedding at Twin Willow Gardens in Fall Tones

Jordan and Chris wedding ceremony at Twin Willow Gardens wedding venue 02666

The two sweetest people were married the summer of 2022 at Twin Willow Gardens in a warm and heartfelt celebration. Jordan and Chris’ copper and summer wedding were dressed in copper, champagne and dusky pastels at this celebrated Snohomish wedding venue. Planned by owners and planners Rebecca and Brian Grant from New Creations Weddings and Events, this occasion was just the right amount of color that seemed to reflect the couple’s subtle personalities.

Thank you vendor team for producing such a lovely celebration for our clients!

Planners and designers: New Creations Wedding Design and Coordination
Florals: Oak and Fig Floral
Catering: Act 3 Catering
Music: Brandon Ghorley
Desserts: Delicately Sweet Confections, Top Pot Donuts
Favors: Wild Flower Seeds
Beauty: Bangs Salon
Wardrobe: David’s Bridal, Men’s Wearhouse
Rentals: CORT Party Rental
Paper and signage: Zola

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We hope our work speaks for us but at Jenn Tai & Co, we celebrate love in all forms, sizes, colors and creeds. As allies, advocates and leaders, we work hard to foster safe, diverse and inclusive spaces for our clients, their families and friends, our creative vendor partners and the planet at large.

Jenn Tai & Co would like to acknowledge the land on which our business operates as the Indigenous Land of Coast Salish peoples who have reserved treaty rights to this land, specifically the Snoqualmie Tribe (sdukʷalbixʷ). As naturalized immigrants currently acting as custodians to this land, we continue to learn, acknowledge and recognize the history of physical and cultural genocide and settler colonialism, which continues to displace Indigenous people today. We would like to also recognize these lands, waters, and their significance for the resilient and wise peoples who continue to thrive in this region today despite the consequences of displacement and broken treaties.