A Fall Wedding on an Issaquah Tree Farm.

Ali and Ricardo are both from the Bay Area, met in High School and would be celebrating a decade together when they tied the knot in the Fall of 2022. Ali moved to the Pacific Northwest for college and Ricardo made the big move once she graduated. Their October wedding at Trinity Tree Farm was inspired by their love of Fall and their rich Korean and Mexican cultures. 

Their chosen color palette of oranges, yellows and different textures of greenery were a nod to the colors that come with the changing of seasons from Summer to Fall. It created a warm and inviting feel in the venue amongst the trees. 

Trinity Tree Farm is tucked on a hill surrounded by trees and their Christmas tree farm. The Lodge is where Ali & Ricardo had their friends and family gather to celebrate their love. Their ceremony was held outside against a backdrop of tall trees in a green lawn. After the ceremony, they had the best entertainment ready for cocktail hour.

We love how they incorporated both their cultures into their special day. It was a priority for both that they have a Western and Korean ceremony. At the cocktail hour they were serenaded by a Mariachi band as guests posed for an artist that turned them into animals, so fun! Mexican food and desserts were shared and enjoyed by everyone.

We moved some of the flowers from the ceremony arch to the doorway in The Lodge. It was the perfect back drop for the Korean Paebaek ceremony as well as for their head table at the reception.

Their centerpieces were a mix of soft peach and mustard with bold burnt orange and a splash of blush and white. A pop of burgundy chocolate cosmos and texture of dried hydrangeas really made this fall palette have a brighter touch, than a more popular jewel tones that fall is known for. We added amber and clear ribbed votives that went so well with the flowers. This ended up being one of our favorite color palettes.

Each guest was greeted with personalized hand written notes from the couple with dried blooms and a wax seal. So many thoughtful details went into the design for their memorable day. Including the Groom singing a song for his Bride.

It was such a lovely event with so many beautiful details that really makes this event memorable, not only for the couple and their guests but for us vendors.

Vendor Team

Venue - Trinity Tree Farm
Planning - Wedding & Special Events By Athena
Photographer - Here Today Photography
Rentals - Pedersen’s
Korean Ceremony Rentals - Seattle Korean Weddings
Dessert - Bakescapade
Drawings - You As An Animal