Dress Code
Black-tie optional
If you’re like us, you might be confused as to what all these terms for dress codes usually mean. If so, here’s a breakdown.
Suits
Dark suits - black, navy, or other darker shades, or a tuxedo (if you’re so inclined)
Dresses
Mid-to-floor length, dressy
Jumpsuits okay! Just not too casual.
Colors to avoid
Please do not wear white, gold, or red!
If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Things to do
There are quite a few things to do around Seattle! Here are our stomping grounds and suggestions.
Eat
Pacific Inn Pub - fish and chips, certified excellent by Anthony Bourdain (and Nate and Miranda).
Fort St. George - Japanese comfort food.
Big Mario’s - fulfills Miranda’s craving for New York pizza.
Red Star Taco - our first date spot!
Dick’s - classic Seattle burgers.
Ezell’s - famous fried chicken.
Grappa - classy and chic with lovely food and wine in Queen Anne, Miranda and Nate’s old neighborhood.
Drink
Add-a-ball - merry arcade bar in Fremont.
Octopus bar - located in Miranda’s old neighborhood of Wallingford.
Fremont Social (aka Mischief) - lovely cocktails and a view of the water in Fremont.
Be Merry
Downtown:
Chihuly Museum - where we spent our first Valentine’s Day.
Seattle Science Center - while we got to see the last day of the animatronic dinosaur exhibit, there’s still plenty to explore here.
Space Needle - dined at the top in their 360 degree rotating restaurant for our 3rd anniversary.
Waterfront - we spent a lovely afternoon on the ferris wheel and wandering around the eclectic collection of shops.
Seattle Aquarium - Valentine’s Day circa 2023 and a favorite, frequented spot for us.
Neighborhoods:
Fremont - Nate’s neighborhood when we first met, filled with personality and Seattle essence. Check out Gasworks, the troll, walk along the water, and explore the numerous shops and restaurants.
Ballard - our new home neighborhood! Check out Ballard Ave, or if you really want to feel free to ring our doorbell and see our new house.
Nature:
Discovery park - located in Magnolia, Nate’s childhood neighborhood. Absolutely gorgeous and expansive with nature abound.
Arboretum - one of Miranda’s favorites when they first moved to Seattle.