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Annie and Jeff’s Wedding at The Admiral’s House

Styled by Sinclair & Moore, Annie and Jeff’s laid back wedding at the Admiral House with its unbeatable views, reflected their fun-loving, adventurous, care-free spirits.

Annie and Jeff’s wedding weekend began with a sail out to the blue waters of Elliott Bay off Pier 56 right before their rehearsal dinner with sailingseattle.com. They then had a reception at the Rainier Club. The next day, Annie and Jeff got ready at home, followed by photos near by at Parsons Garden. They held their wedding ceremony at Olympic Sculpture Park and then on to the Admiral House for their reception.

Thanks to all our fabulous wedding vendors!

Planning, design and florals: Jamie and Steven Moore of Sinclair & Moore

Ceremony Venue: Olympic Sculpture Park

Reception Venue: The Admiral’s House

Catering: Lisa Dupar Catering

Hair and makeup: Off White Beauty

Ceremony Music: Puget Sound Strings

Reception Music: Hit Machine Band

Rentals: CORT Party Rental

Transportation: Butler Transportation

Want more weddings with a waterfront view? Check out these waterfront weddings we’ve documented over the years!

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