Hillius & Evans

PHOTOS BY RICK SPENCER PHOTOGRAPHY

DATE: 8.4.12

NAMES: Bailey Hillius & Brett Evans

THEY LIVE IN: Yakima

CEREMONY & RECEPTION: Family home

Bailey and Brett knew almost the instant they met that they were meant for each other. Although the two didn’t date in high school, they always kept in touch. “Then one day we ran into each other at the gas station,” said the bride. “I knew that day that that was it.” Family is important to the Evans, and played a key role in their big day. Their wedding and ceremony was held at the groom’s family home — a home he helped to build — and most of the food was provided by family as well. Going with a country theme, tuxes “were not allowed,” and the bride wore old-fashioned boots. Even the couple’s horses were involved, when they rode them off into the sunset after the reception. Said the bride, “I got to get all dressed up like a fairy princess and still wear my chaps and spurs that day. What more can a girl want?”

Bailey's ring is a family heirloom from her grandma Doreen.

OCCUPATIONS She’s a “farmer engineer” on the couple’s ranch, where she takes care of the animals; he works in his family’s business, Evans & Son Inc Earth Moving  THEY MET in junior high school  HE PROPOSED by putting a ring on their new puppy’s collar  TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL “A combination, I think”  NUMBER OF GUESTS 120  ATTENDANTS WERE the best man, who is the bride’s brother and had just gotten out of the Marine Corp., and the bride’s cousin, who was her maid of honor  COLORS were yellow, red and blue  THEME was “cowboys and angels, totally country”  ON THE MENU was country-style lunchtime fare for the 11:30 a.m. ceremony: sandwiches, potato, pasta and fruit salads, “flaming wedding bbq beans,” spinach dip and assorted cookies and dessert bars. Dishes were made by family members  THEY GOTAWAY on their horses, Tucker and Lily  AND SPENT THE NIGHT in Seaside on the Oregon coast, where they spent their honeymoon A FAVORITE MOMENT “Had to be riding into the sunset on our horses …”

bailey and brett’s team
CATERING Costco (sandwich platters) and family
PHOTOGRAPHY Rick Spencer Photography, 509-306-0783
FLOWERS John Gasperetti’s Floral Design, 509-972-2670, for bridal party. Remaining arrangements made by mother of the groom, Tessy Sleigh
INVITATIONS zazzle.com
RENTALS Party Connection, 509-453 7877
WEDDING & ATTENDANT GOWNS Lin-Paul’s Bridal and Tuxedo, 509-248-6191
GROOM’S RING Dunbar Jewelers, 509-457-5113
BRIDE’S RING Family heirloom from her Grandma Doreen
SHOES wildcowboy.com
HAIR & MAKEUP Tawna/Onyx Salon and Day Spa, 509-966-0633
MUSIC Pandora
CAKE Cake Kiss, 509-966-8523

Invitations were created on zazzle.com

After the festivities, the couple rode away on their horses.

Bailey is a "farmer engineer" on the couple's ranch.

Bailey and Brett were married Aug. 4, 2012.

Flowers were prepared by John Gasperetti's Floral Design of Yakima.

Flowers were prepared by John Gasperetti's Floral Design of Yakima and mother of the groom, Tessy Sleigh.

The ceremony was held at the family home.

The cake was pure country!

Bailey's wedding dress came from Lin-Paul's Bridal and Tuxedo in Yakima.

Bailey found these vintage-style boots at wildcowboy.com

Waitt & Jacobs

PHOTOS BY KIRA BARON PHOTOGRAPHY

DATE:  4.6.2013

NAMES: Michele Waitt & Jared Jacobs

THEY LIVE IN: Yakima

CEREMONY & RECEPTION: Fontaine Estates Winery

Michele Jacobs has great advice for couples planning their wedding: do it a little bit at a time, and far in advance. “I was doing centerpiece stuff back in October. It made the day of go very smooth because I could focus on the last-minute details versus the whole event,” she said. “Also, delegate tasks and have fun — I did this and my wedding was perfect!” Michele loves the rustic “shabby-chic” look, and she incorporated DIY projects into much of the wedding day, including hand-made signs and centerpieces. “Pinterest was a BIG help.”

The wedding had DIY accents, like these cute party favors.

OCCUPATIONS She’s a physical therapist, he’s the manager of a medical supply company  THEY MET while volunteering for the Fresh Hop Ale Festival in 2008  HE PROPOSED on Michele’s birthday. He gave her a large fancy box, and when she opened it, she saw chocolate, the ring and a hand-written sign asking, “Will you marry me?”  NUMBER OF GUESTS 250  COLORS WERE natural  THEY HONEYMOONED in Jaco, Costa Rica  FAVORITE MOMENTS included the speeches from the matron of honor and the best man and “the fun dance party with all of our guests.”

michele and jared’s team
CATERING Cascade Catering, cascade-catering.com
PHOTOGRAPHY Kira Baron Photography, kirabaron.com
FLOWERS Design Artistry, floraldesignartistry.com
ATTENDANT GOWNS & SUITS Lin-Paul’s Bridal and Tuxedo, linpaulsbridal.com
EYELASH EXTENSIONS Jelika Lashes, facebook.com/JelikaLashes
CAKE Sweet B’s Cakes, facebook.com/sweetbsbsweetcakes

The married couple's first dance.

Just one example of the rustic "shabby-chic" look of the wedding.

Michele's walk down the aisle at Fontaine Estates Winery.

The cake was created by Sweet B's Cakes.

The color palette was natural, like the surroundings at Fontaine Estates Winery.

Flowers were provided by Design Artistry.

DIY decorations were abundant at the wedding.

Pickering & Sogge

PHOTOS BY PROJECT RUNWAY

DATE: 7.28.12

NAMES: Haley Pickering & Jeremy Sogge

THEY LIVE IN: Selah

CEREMONY & RECEPTION: Spring Creek Homestead

Haley Pickering says her wedding to Jeremy Sogge “fully portrayed my style.” With a shabby-chic theme, the day included many touches that were hand-made by the bride. “I had miniature chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, blue and purple mason jars as vases. The candy bar was a hit!” Jeremy was content to let Haley make most of the choices, with the exception of one: what was on the menu. “We had your good ol’ meat and potatoes type of meal,” she said. The day included fun yard games and dancing into the evening. “It  was a day to remember!”

OCCUPATIONS She’s a second grade teacher, he’s a carpenter  THEY MET in Las Vegas  HE PROPOSEDby putting

Haley's wedding gown came from Rush's Bridal of Minneapolis, Minn.

the ring on the end of a fishing pole  NUMBER OF GUESTS 125  NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 8  COLORS pastels and gray  MENU INCLUDED Beef with merlot sauce and garlic mashed potatoes  THEY GOTAWAY IN the bride’s old Honda  SPENT THE NIGHT at home  AND HONEYMOONED in Maui  SOME FAVORITE MOMENTS when the groom taped elk antlers to the end of the guest pen and added them to the decorations, too: “… and he succeeded!”

haley and jeremy’s team
CATERING Classic Events Catering, 509-961-7525
PHOTOGRAPHY Project Thursday, 509-834-3917
FLOWERS Something Blue Floristry, 509-901-9815
INVITATIONS Handmade with bridesmaids help
RENTALS Classic Events Catering & Spring Creek Homestead, 509-469-0493
WEDDING GOWN Rush’s Bridal, Minneapolis, Minn.
ATTENDANT GOWNS Modcloth.com
RINGS Fred Meyer Jewelers, 509-576-6815
SHOES Target, 509-248-3314
TUXES Knights Chamber, St. Cloud, Minn.
HAIR & MAKEUP: Gazebo/Amanda Payment, 509-453-8226 & Heather Hirmer, a stylist and friend from Minnesota
MUSIC Entertainment Plus, 509-469-7399
CAKE Christie’s Cakes, 509-961-5340

Haley and Jeremy were married July 28, 2012.

The ceremony and reception were held at Spring Creek Homestead.

Cakes were provided by Christie's Cakes.

Special details added to the overall decoration.

The wedding party poses at Spring Creek Homestead.

Colors were pastels and gray.

Radke & Brown

PHOTOS BY QUIET STARS PHOTOGRAPHY

DATE: 11.24.12

NAMES: Sara Ann Radke & James Lee Brown

THEY LIVE IN: Juneau, Alaska

CEREMONY & RECEPTION: The lodge at Cascade Garden

Sara said after she met her future husband through an online dating site, “there was no secret that we wanted to marry within just a few months of dating …” When James proposed, she said “yes to the man of my dreams that night!” Avid fantasy and Renaissance fair fans, the couple had a fantasy wedding, too, with custom-made “steampunk” costumes and attendants who dressed as fairies and even a pirate. Many guests came in costume as well. “Our venue was perfect,” said the bride. “The carved wood details and rustic design of the lodge and the outdoor landscaping created a romantic and fairy-tale like atmosphere.”

OCCUPATIONS She’s the executive director of the Juneau Symphony and a doctoral candidate in vocal performance at Indiana University, he’s a highway review engineer with the Alaska Department of Transportation  THEY MET through eharmony.com. “We hit it off right away!” said the bride.  HE PROPOSED before her performance at a concert with the Indianapolis Symphony  NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 6  NUMBER OF GUESTS 75  TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL “Traditional in terms of the service, unusual in terms of the attire!”  THE THEME WAS a fantasy wedding  COLORS were fall inspired with peacock feather accents  ON THE MENU Slow-cooked beef and vegetables in a bread bowl with fresh-cut fruits, vegetables and cheeses. Dessert was mini pumpkin, apple and huckleberry pies and a chocolate ganache wedding cake  THEY SPENT THE NIGHT at the Holiday Inn  AND PLANNED A HONEYMOON IN ALASKA … although they moved there instead!

sara and james’ team
CATERING Bride’s family and friends
DRINKS Red Hook Amber Ale was served from an oak barrel
PHOTOGRAPHY Quiet Stars Photography, quietstarsphotography.com
FLOWERS The bride’s mother, Melinda Blackeagle, arranged flowers from the Toppenish Safeway
INVITATIONS electronic through weddingchannel.com
HOTELS Yakima’s Holiday Inn, 509-494-7000; Zillah’s Comfort Inn, 509-829-3399
RENTALS Cascade Garden, 509-966-3744
WEDDING GOWN Custom-designed and made by Dana Tzvetkova, shop supervisor for the Indiana University Opera and Ballet Theatre Costume Shop
ALTERATIONS Dana Tzvetkova and the bride’s mother
ATTENDANT GOWNS Dana Tzvetkova; Pearson’s Renaissance Shoppe, pearsonsrenaissanceshoppe.com; Son of Sandlar, sonofsandlar.com; Loriann Costume Designs, lorianncostumedesigns.com, and several handmade pieces by the bride’s mother and sister
RINGS Littman’s Jewelers, littmanjewelers.com
SHOES David’s Bridal, davidsbridal.com
HAIR & MAKEUP Belu Salon, belusalon.com
MUSIC DJ’d by a friend and the bride’s brother
CAKE Made by the bride’s sister

Fall decorations add to the fantasy theme.

Dana Tzvetkova custom designed and made the wedding and attendant gowns.

The groom's party dressed in style with the fantasy theme of the wedding.

Pumpkins were used as fall centerpieces.

Cascade Garden's lodge was the perfect venue for this fantasy-themed wedding.

Colors were fall inspired with peacock feather accents.

The bridal party dressed the part!

The perfect sunset moment.

PHOTOS BY SnL PHOTOGRAPHY

DATE: 8.10.12

NAMES: Stephanie Weiss & Joshua Torpey

THEY LIVE IN: Selah

CEREMONY & RECEPTION: Yakima Area Arboretum

Stephanie describes her wedding day to husband, Joshua Torpey, as perfect. “What a whirlwind day!” she said. “Seeing my boys in their tuxes was amazing.” Before her son walked her down the aisle, he said he was nervous, but ready. Stephanie replied, “Me too.” When the couple was officially announced, “it was finally real!” After their ceremony Stephanie and Josh took some time to walk around the Arboretum’s grounds, “letting it all sink in.”

OCCUPATIONS She’s a high school English teacher, he’s an electrician  THEY MET when Joshua sent Stephanie a drink to her table  HE PROPOSED at Whistlin’ Jack Lodge  TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL traditional  NUMBER OF GUESTS 125  NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 8  COLORS were turquoise and silver  THEY SPENT THE NIGHT at home  AND HONEYMOONED in Sun River, Ore.  SOME FAVORITE MOMENTS … their first dance to Blake Shelton’s God Gave Me You, chosen by Joshua, and “that last moment before I walked down the aisle,” said the bride, “seeing our 2-year-old son and Josh waiting for me.”

stephanie & joshua’s team
CATERING Moore Cheffin, 509-480-2809, caterer and family friend
PHOTOGRAPHY SnL Photography, 509-833-8062
VIDEOGRAPHY Bride’s brother-in-law
FLOWERS KB Floral, 509-930-0112
INVITATIONS zazzle.com
RENTALS Yakima Area Arboretum, 509-248-7337
WEDDING GOWN David’s Bridal, Kennewick, 509-735-3250
ATTENDANT GOWNS David’s Bridal
RINGS Fred Meyer Jewelers, 509-576-6815
SHOES Nordstrom, nordstrom.com
TUXES Lin-Paul’s Bridal and Tuxedo, 509-248-6191
HAIR Maximus Salon, 509-469-1819
MAKEUP Makeup by Melissa, Yakima/Tri-Cities, 509-302-3541
MUSIC Reflex Pro Disc Jockey, 509-949-5951
CAKE Christie’s Cakes, 509-961-5430
JEWELRY Amazon.com / Laura’s Boutique

Rings came from Fred Meyer Jewelers.

Stephanie & Joshua were married Aug. 10, 2012

KB Floral provided the flowers.

Stars and lights came out at the Yakima Area Arboretum, site of the ceremony and reception.

The bride's son walks her down the aisle.

Tuxes came from Lin-Paul's Bridal and Tuxedo.

The wedding cake came from Christie's Cakes.

The attendant's gowns came from David's Bridal of Kennewick, Wash.

Stephanie's wedding gown also came from David's Bridal.

Stephanie & Tim were married Mar. 30, 2013. PHOTO BY AHREN CLARK.

There was bound to be fun at Stephanie Ishizaka and Tim Hubert’s wedding, since Tim is also a comedian who performs with Manic Thunder Improv. The fun continued with the couple’s “getaway” car (a pink limousine) and their honeymoon destination (Disneyland). But their wedding day at Cascade Garden in Yakima was perfect, too, says Stephanie. “Great food, music, fun, family, friends and amazing weather.”

The "mock" couple poses for a kiss.

By SCOTT KLEPACH

PHOTOS BY J.M. HUNTER PHOTOGRAPHY

We all know how involved weddings can be — a huge number of details has to be coordinated so everything goes smoothly. But some go through all this work, even when there’s no one tying the knot.

Photographers like Jessica M. Hunter throw stylized “mock weddings” to gather vendors and highlight their work. In May, Hunter and the team she assembled held just such an event with the theme, “Enchanted Forest.” The photo shoot was held at Suncadia Resort just outside Cle Elum.

Shirley's Cakes supplied the mini cupcakes.

“It showcases the photographer’s work along with all the other vendors’ work,” says Hunter, who started J.M. Hunter Photography just over six months ago. Hunter realized she hadn’t shot wedding photos, so she planned on creating a mock wedding to highlight her work right before wedding season kicked off in May.

While Hunter has seen mock weddings online, she says she’s never seen one close to home. And she knew she couldn’t do it alone, so she contacted Sarah Nelson, wedding planner and owner of Couture Events, to help her plan and execute the event. The two met in March to get all the vendors on board.

“It kind of turned out to be a huge thing, a lot bigger than I ever expected,” Hunter says. But she’s not stopping here: she’s planning another event at Suncadia during the winter. The “Winter Wonderland” wedding will incorporate snow and horse rides. We can’t wait!

Shirley's Cakes provided the cake.

MODELS Morgan MacDonald and Jared Robinson
EVENT COORDINATION Jessica M. Hunter & Couture Events (Sarah Nelson), 509-901-0693
VENUE Suncadia, 866-904-6300
PHOTOGRAPHY J.M.Hunter Photography (Jessica M. Hunter), 509-969-0543
DECOR, GLASSWARE, LINENS & BURLAP SIGN Couture Events (Sarah Nelson)
CAKE & MINI CUPCAKES Shirley’s Cakes, 509-966-4647
SILVERWARE, PLATES & CHAIRS Party Palace, 509-453-0048
TOPIARIES & CAKE TABLE GREENERY Andrea Larson, 509-307-7535
WEDDING DRESS & TIARA Fashion Corner, Sunnyside, 509-837-7345
BOUQUET, BOUTONNIERE, SHEPERD HOOKS & CENTERPIECES Blooming Elegance, 509-945-4221
FLOWER GIRL DRESSES, DESIGN & ALTERATIONS Rouse & Rebellion (Jennifer Barber), 509-406-3006
BRIDAL SHOES, JEWELRY & TUXEDO Unforgettable “Moments to Remember,” 509-969-3001
HAIR & MAKEUP Lindsey Tabayoyon, 509-972-9378
ALL STATIONERY Chemistry Card Designs (Andrea Miller), 509-969-6186
VIDEOGRAPHY Foresight Productions, 509-834-8751
RINGS Morgan Jewelers, 509-452-8858

The mock wedding was coordinated by Jessica M. Hunter and Couture Events (Sarah Nelson).

Sarah Nelson of Couture Events supplied the burlap sign.

Andrea Larson provided the topiaries.

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Wedding models were Morgan McDonald and Jared Robinson.

Centerpieces came from Blooming Elegance.

A wedding cake topper that's more than 70 years old. (Image from iStock)

By SCOTT KLEPACH

Chances are when you’re in the flurry of planning a wedding, the most pressing concern is probably not the history of the wedding cake. In fact, during the reception you’ll likely be so busy that you won’t have a lot of time to eat much of it either!

But it’s still neat to have a little background on such an important feature of any wedding celebration.

A number of sources, including Smithsonian Magazine, reveal that the history of the wedding cake leads back to Rome. That’s right: We can thank some of our wedding cake traditions to the time of Caesar in the ancient Roman Empire, when the groom celebrated tying the knot by delivering a barley cake — sugar really wasn’t an option then — right onto the bride’s head.

Medieval-era cakes were more like bread — tasty, probably, but not sweet. And there were piles of bread too, a ritual for the bride and groom. The recently wedded couple would kiss over the pile of buns, and if they successfully completed a lasting kiss, chances are their marriage would be fruitful and they would be more likely to have “buns in the oven.”

Moving forward to another empire, many other wedding cake traditions stem from the age of Queen Victoria in 18th-century England.

The wedding cake at the 1858 wedding of Princess Victoria (Queen Victoria’s oldest child) and Prussia's Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia. (Image from Wikipedia.)

At this time, sugar was more abundant and accessible, so cakes arguably tasted better. We owe our concept of the tiered wedding cake to this historical time and place, along with icing, decorations and the “bigger is better” mentality.

Today, you can’t really go wrong with the tradition you choose. (Though you might want to think twice about the Roman tradition of smashing cake on the bride.) In fact, the only real expectation might be for the bride and groom to offer some sort of celebratory dessert, in whatever way, be it a tiered cake or a platter of cupcakes in all colors, sizes and themes. Or, you could favor other pastries, candy bars or other sweet treats, and most likely no one will complain. In fact, your bold idea may inspire its own trend, so dream big, and our taste buds will rejoice!

Photos by Eternal Lights Photography 
by Megan Brien

NAMES
Alayna Alamos
Christopher Wesen

THEY LIVE IN
Longview, WA

CEREMONY & RECEPTION
Spring Creek Homestead, Union Gap

Clouds began to sprinkle right before Alayna and Christopher’s wedding, which made Alayna pretty nervous. But there was no need to worry, since the sky cleared, and the weather “was perfect.”
The pair met at college, became friends and began dating a couple of years later. Christopher proposed in February 2013 in Leavenworth. “The day didn’t go exactly as he planned, with a sub-par lunch, late start, hot sauce disaster and a freezing girlfriend,” says Alayna, “but he proposed in front of the lit Christmas trees in the town square and it was perfect!”
One of Alayna’s favorite memories is when she walked down a staircase to meet her dad before they proceeded down the aisle together. Her father started crying, which made her cry, too — all the way to the alter.

OCCUPATIONS Chris is a chemical engineer; Alayna is a registered nurse m THEY MET during freshman year at WSU  m HE PROPOSED in Leavenworth TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL Mostly traditional. “We wanted the focus to be on the covenant we were making at the altar and on having a great time with family and friends.” m NUMBER OF GUESTS about 260 m NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 17! Alayna had two maids of honor and seven bridesmaids; Christopher had eight groomsmen m COLORS fall colors: red, champagne and copper m THEME fall country cottage m ON THE MENU pulled pork and chicken, macaroni and cheese, spicy beans, salad and cornbread m GETAWAY CAR groom’s Toyota m SPENT THE WEDDING NIGHT AT Oxford Suites
m HONEYMOONED AT Ocho Rios, Jamaica m A FAVORITE MOMENT was the first look. “I was nervous and emotional, but seeing Chris before the ceremony really helped calm me down. He hadn’t seen my dress before and he looked amazing in his suit! Having that special private time together before we walked down the aisle was perfect.”

alayna & christopher’s team

CATERING Classic Events Catering, 509-961-7525

WINE Total Wine, totalwine.com

PHOTOGRAPHY Eternal Lights Photography 
by Megan Brien, 406-781-4491

FLOWERS + CAKE FLOWERS Bernadette Wise, florist and cousin of bride

INVITATIONS Handmade/stamped by bride’s mother, Pamela Alamos, along with Judy Buerrman and Marianne Coulschen

HOTELS Oxford Inn, oxfordinnyakima.com; Oxford Suites, oxfordsuitesyakima.com

RENTALS Party Palace, partypalaceyakima.com

WEDDING GOWN David’s Bridal, 
davidsbridal.com

WEDDING GOWN ALTERATIONS 
David’s Bridal

ATTENDANT GOWNS David’s Bridal

RINGS The Gallery of Diamonds, thegalleryofdiamonds.com; Zales, zales.com

SHOES Payless, payless.com

TUXES Men’s Wearhouse, menswearhouse.com

HAIR & MAKEUP Belu Salon, belusalon.com

MUSIC Friend of bride’s father

CAKE Show cake made by Michelle Wesen, groom’s sister (Reception featured dessert bar)

Jeff & Amber – June 19, 2010

Names Amber Nastassja Cayabyab and Jeffery Matthew Cowman


What they do she’s an LPN at Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital, he’s a polysomnograph technician for Memorial’s sleep center 


They live in Yakima but they met as students at Washington State University

Ceremony was at First Presbyterian Church

Reception held at the Apple Tree Resort

Number of guests 200


Number of attendeants 13: five bridesmaids, five groomsmen, one flower girl, one ring bearer and our dog Panda

The 
Colors were purple and red


Getaway car was a 1941 Red Packard

They drove to their new condo, which friends decorated to their surprise

They 
Honeymooned at the Eldorado Royale on the Riviera Maya, Mexico.



The Proposal, as told by the couple

Jeff had purchased the engagement ring sometime in July and was waiting for the perfect time to drop down on one knee. He woke up on Nov. 11, 2008, with a lot of love in his heart and knowing that this would be the day. After a late morning workout, the two planned to take a drive through the mountains. Secretly, Jeff had ordered their favorite food from Olive Garden to-go. He covered the food with blankets to hide it, gassed up the car and placed the ring inside the power outlet. They left for the hills and ended up parking along the Little Naches River, where they went for a walk with their dog Panda. When they came back, Jeff handed Amber his phone and asked her to charge it for him. When Amber went to open the flap to plug in the phone the ring popped out. Meanwhile Jeff was already down on one knee waiting to ask the big question. Without any hesitation, Amber immediately said yes. Afterward they enjoyed the surprise dinner  underneath the stars. Since the couple didn’t have phone service to call and tell the good news, they had to wait an hour on the drive home before they could share their excitement.

Catering Apple Tree Resort

Wine Sageland Vineyards & Hyatt Winery

Photography Lucid Captures 425-444-2769


Flowers Unveiled 509-480-9652


Invitations Jordan, the bride’s brother 206-245-3483

Hotel for out of town guests Ledgestone & Howard Johnson.

Rentals Tent from Yakima Sol 206- 307-9945; Linens & décor from Unveiled 509-480-9652


Wedding gown Victoria’s Bridal Couture 206-362-3406

Wedding gown alterations Perfect Fit Bridal 509-457-1803

Attendant gowns Victoria’s Secret victoriassecret.com


Rings Dunbar Jewelers 509-457-5113


Shoes Bride zappos.com; Groom The Haberdasher 509-248-9862


Tuxes The Haberdasher


Hair Heather Hein at Blue Sage Salon 509-452-1251

Make up Kim Pottenger at Renewal Spatique 509-901-4055


Music Mills Production 509-941-7195


Cake Christie’s Cakes 509-961-5430

Special moments…

“We had sponsors, and a veil & cord ceremony – it was really important for my parents and myself to incorporate a combination of a traditional Christian wedding with my Filipino culture. My mom made the veil which made it even more special.”

“The weather however was a bit crummy … During the ceremony, everyone could hear it absolutely pouring outside! But as the ceremony ended, and we walked out of the church hand and hand, the clouds cleared up and it was beautiful and sunny outside for the rest of the day. Timing was perfect and luck was on our side!”

“We had a great game area that overlooked the view of the golf course; it was occupied at all times! It’s a tradition to play a game called washers at family get togethers on Jeff’s side or at camping trips with our friends.”

“My sorority sisters sang a song and passed a ‘loving cup’ filled with champagne, which is a tradition done at my sorority.”

“Before pulling out my garter, Jeff pulled out a rubber chicken and other miscellaneous things that I had no idea about! It was pretty hilarious.”

Kelsey Megan Fickel and Eric Dustin Poeggela

NAMES Kelsey Megan Fickel and Eric Dustin Poeggel

OCCUPATIONS She’s an office assistant at Fickel & Son Construction, Inc., and he works at R.P. Lewis Construction

THEY LIVE in Yakima

THEY MET through close friends about six years ago

HE PROPOSED on a lake in his boat at sunset. “I said I was cold and asked him if he had an extra sweatshirt.” He said he didn’t, but gave her a ring instead.

CEREMONY AND RECEPTION WERE HELD at Maison de Padgett Winery in Zillah

THEME was all about wine. “We got personalized wine corks and wine labels with our pictures on them.”

NUMBER OF GUESTS 350-400

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 10

COLORS were dark chocolate brown and a deep teal

HER DRESS was her sister in law’s. “Something special between her and me.”

FAVORITE MOMENT walking down the aisle with her father while looking into her fiance’s “beautiful blue eyes.”

ANOTHER FAVORITE MOMENT sharing a quiet laugh with her dad as her “super high heels” dug into the grass

WHAT MADE THE DAY SPECIAL the Photobox.  “That was definitely a highlight – and everyone got to take their pictures from the Photobox home, so it doubled as a great wedding favor for everyone to take with them.”

GETAWAY CAR a 1976 cherry red Camero

THE COUPLE HONEYMOONED IN Cancun, Mexico

Catering: Classic Events Catering, Yakima (509) 307-1392
Photography: Michael Fisk Photography, Yakima (509) 575-5337
Videography: Alex Lunstrum, Yakima (509) 952-3943
Flowers: Blooming Elegance, Yakima (509) 945-4221

Invitations: Wemade them ourselves. Paper and vellum from Craft Warehouse and Michaels.

Rings: Costco Jewelers (hers), Morgan Jewelers (his)
Tuxes: Lin-Paul’s Bridal & Tuxedos
Hair & makeup: Done by close friends

Music: Entertainment Plus Disk Jockey Service, Yakima/Ellensburg (509) 575-5657
Cake: Kerri’s Cakes, Yakima (509) 945-5561

Matson-Pelly

NAMES Hillary Matson and Carlos Pelley

THEY LIVE IN Ellensburg, where they attend Central Washington University

AND MET through friends when they were 15 – on the phone

THEY GOT HITCHED on Aug. 14, 2010 at Holy Family Chapel in Yakima

NUMBER OF GUESTS 24

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 4

FAVORITE PART OF THE CEREMONY was the harpist, a friend. “It really added a peaceful, dreamy effect to the ceremony.”

COLORS WERE Bright pink and yellow

THE RECEPTION WAS HELD in the Avanti Room at Zesta Cucina. “Everything was delicious.”

INSTEAD OF A WEDDING CAKE guests had a choice between a blueberry cheesecake or strawberries devonshire

DECORATIONS INCLUDED simple tulle accents and icicle lights, since the room already had a rustic look. “Romantic,” says the bride.

FIRST DANCE was a waltz Phantom of the Opera’s “That’s All I Ask of You.”

THEY HONEMOONED IN Seaside, Oregon

THE COUPLE’S WEDDING PHILOSOPHY To keep it simple and focus on details, with just close family and friends. “Everything from the colors to the food was our choice. I could tell everyone was having a great time and was happy for us, and that really made the day the best it could be.”

Hillary & Carlos’ resources:

Catering: Zesta Cucina, Yakima (509) 972-2000
Photography: Kristen Urlacher
Flowers: Design Artistry, Yakima (509) 577-9253
Invitations: Michael’s (printable invitations), Union Gap (509) 452-6484
Wedding gown: David’s Bridal, Kennewick (509) 735-3250
Attendants’ gowns: Macy’s.com
Rings: passed down by Carlos’s parents
Shoes: Michael’s (white ballet slippers), Union Gap (509) 452-6484
Father of the Bride’s tux: Steve Goodwin The Haberdasher, Yakima (509) 248-9862
Hair & makeup: The Gazebo, Yakima (509) 453-8226
Music: Erin Kreutz, Ellensburg (509) 962-4614
Cake: Zesta Cucina served blueberry cheesecake or strawberries devonshire, Yakima (509) 972-2000

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NAMES Melinda Morin and Freddy Mendoza

OCCUPATIONS She’s an accountant and he’s a finish carpenter

THEY LIVE IN Terrace Heights

THEY MET at a party in 2001: “Freddy told me that he knew the moment that he saw me that I was “the one.”

HE PROPOSED on the observatory deck at the Space Needle. “Our kids were with us, which made the moment so much more meaningful.”

CEREMONY AND RECEPTION WERE HELD at Apple Tree Resort

NUMBER OF GUESTS “I planned for 225 … we ended up having 300 — the more the merrier right?”

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 10 COLORS WERE Los Angeles Lakers purple “It’s the only way I could get Freddy motivated for the color purple), white, silver and black

TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL? A little of both. “I wanted to make sure that we embraced both our cultures: the Hispanic side and the Asian side.”

THEY MADE fun favors from take-out boxes that were filled with trinkets like personalized chopsticks and Vero lollipops

EVERYBODY LOVED “the food!” Apple Tree created an Asian/Mexican fusion menu that “did not disappoint.”

FAVORITE MOMENT The sand ceremony, which representing the blending of a family. “It was important to us that the kids know that they [are] just as much a part of this union.”

THEY SPENT THEIR WEDDING NIGHT at Apple Tree’s “Stay and Play” house, which overlooks the golf course

THEY WERE JOYFUL BECAUSE of the many people who traveled to be with them. “There have been so many people that have been rooting for us and to have them there on our big day—words cannot express our gratitude.”

Catering: Apple Tree Resort, Yakima (509) 966-7140
Photography: Sara Lasha, serendipityphotography-nw.com, Yakima (509) 834-0121
Flowers: Sandy at Kameo Flower Shop, (509) 453-7166

Flower vases: Save On Crafts, www.save-on-crafts.com

Invitations: Michael’s (printable invitations), Union Gap (509) 452-6484

Save-the-date magnets: www.vistaprint.com

Chair/table covers: Ellen’s Chair Covers, www.ellenschaircovers.com

Wedding gown: Bellevue Bridal (425) 451-1041

Attendants gowns: Calypso’s Bridal, Yakima (509) 469-4969
Rings: www.myjewelrybox.com (hers), www.perryolsen.com (his)

Shoes: Advantage Bridal, www.advantagebridal.com (hers); Lin-Paul’s, Yakima (509) 248-6191 (his)

Tuxes: Lin-Paul’s

Jewelry: Shannon Love, shannonlealove@gmail.com Yakima
Hair & makeup: Tami Davis (hair), Bella Salon, Yakima (509) 457-4400

Cake: Rosauers, Yakima (509) 972-2327

Favor Boxes: Uline, www.uline.com

courtesy 7 Safaris

Names Katie Gresham and Michael Liddicoat
They live in Yakima, WA
Ceremony & Reception American Homestead

HOW THEY MET their parents introduced them

HE PROPOSED on stage at the Akin Theatre in Yakima, right after the play Michael was in, Barefoot in the Park

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 5

NUMBER OF GUESTS 190

COLORS CHOSEN WERE bright pink, yellow and orange

THEY SPENT THE NIGHT AT the cute cabin at American Homestead

THEN HONEYMOONED on a 7-day cruise to the Caribbean, Nassau, Bahamas, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and St. Maarten • Traditional or unusual wedding? “Pretty traditional, but a lot of personal touches made it unique.”

FAVORITE MOMENTS Throughout the ceremony, Michael and guests would look toward the sky, wondering if the rain would hold off. It rumbled a couple times, but held off right until the pastor said, “I now introduce to you, Mr. and Mrs. Liddicoat.” Guests ran for the barn and into the reception site.

AT THE RECEPTION there was karaoke and a photo booth.

THEIR FAVORITE MEMORIES “waiting with my dad to walk me down the aisle” • seeing the reception hall decorated • everyone dancing to Shout! and singing along • Katie’s sister gave a maid-of-honor toast, which Katie said, “brought me to tears” • “our first dance” • Cutting the cake to the song, Sugar, Sugar • Leaving the reception to a line of guests with sparklers

cake provided by Joyce Miller, family friend

Katie and Michael’s team

Photography 7 Safaris Photography, www.7safaris.com
Videography family friend
Flowers KatieJo Creations, 509-833-8150, katie-jo-creations.com (I made the flowers myself out of fabric, felt, synthetic flowers and brooches.)
Invitations from Michael’s, self-printed
Rentals from American Homestead
Wedding gown David’s Bridal
Attendants’ gowns David’s Bridal
Rings E.E. Robbins and Fred Meyer Jewelers
Shoes Urbanog.com
Tuxes Lin-Paul’s Bridal & Tuxedo, Yakima, linpaulsbridal.com
Hair & Makeup Buffy Smith, Belu Salon, belusalon.com
Music Duane Coffey, family friend
Cake Joyce Miller, family friend

courtesy Elizabeth Wiederspohn

Names Brandi Danielle Tucknies and Eddie Louis Romero
They live in Yakima
Ceremony Holy Cross Orthodox Church, Yakima
Reception Ahtanum Youth Park, Union Gap

OCCUPATIONS She’s a server at Olive Garden and he works at LTI Milky Way

THEY MET working at Mongolian Grill eight years ago, where Brandi was a server and Eddie a busboy

HE PROPOSED on a trip to Leavenworth. Looking out the window of a restaurant, Brandi saw that “tire tracks in the snow had made two hearts … Little did I know that the two hearts symbol would actually end up being the theme at our wedding!” During the Christmas lighting ceremony, Eddie dropped to one knee and held a diamond ring. She was so surprised “…that I actually didn’t even hear him ask me to marry him at first…”

NUMBER OF GUESTS about 275

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 8

COLORS WERE pink, white and silver m THEIR GETAWAY CAR was Eddie’s Acura TL, decorated by the groomsmen m THEY SPENT THEIR WEDDING NIGHT at home. “The bridesmaids had gotten a key from my mom earlier in the day and decorated the bedroom with candles and rose petals and also had a bottle of champagne waiting for us”

FAVORITE MOMENT The first look. “I’ve always heard the expression ‘it took my breath away,’ and I actually heard Eddie’s breath catch when he first turned around and saw me… it made me feel like the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen.”

courtesy Elizabeth Wiederspohn

Brandi & Eddie’s team
CATERING Kimberly’s, Kimberly Loveless (cousin), Yakima 509-945-2184
PHOTOGRAPHY Elizabeth Wiederspohn, Sunnyside, LizsLens@embarqmail.com
VIDEOGRAPHY Rick Allen (uncle)
FLOWERS Alyson Mackay at Something Blue Floristry, Selah 509-901-9815, somethingbluefloristry.com
INVITATIONS Walmart, Yakima
RENTALS Party Palace, Yakima, 509-453-0048
WEDDING GOWN David’s Bridal, Kennewick davidsbridal.com
ATTENDANTS’ GOWNS Fashion Corner, Sunnyside, fashioncornerbridal.com
RINGS Morgan Jewelers, Valley Mall
SHOES Macy’s, macys.com
TUXES Lin-Paul’s Bridal and Tuxedos, Yakima 509-248-6191
HAIR Methia Merritt, 509-965-9481
MAKEUP Meagan Hollingshead (friend)
MUSIC Jonathan Hede at Good Vibrations, 509-901-9335, goodvibrationsyakima.com
CAKE Vicki Romero, 509-457-4452

courtesy Michael Fisk

Names Jennifer Jacqueline Bacon and Thomas Allan Sudbury
Ceremony First Presbyterian Church, Yakima, WA
Reception Yakima Country Club, Yakima, WA

THEY MET through a friend online. After skyping daily, Thomas flew to California, where Jennifer lived, and drove back to Washington with her to surprise her family • THEIR FIRST DANCE WAS the Foxtrot…yes, the Foxtrot. Thomas surprised everyone by learning the dance (including the lifts). Song was When I Say I Do by Matthew West • HER VEIL was hand sewn by Lisa Peterson, who also loaned Jennifer a tiara from the Pacific Northwest Ballet. “It was fun being a princess since I’m too short for one in real life…”  • THEY HAD NOT ONE, NOT TWO, BUT three pastors: First Presbyterian Church’s Jack Peebles, Rick Murray, a prior pastor at First Presbyterian when Jennifer was growing up and Thomas’ pastor from Canada, Scott Mealey. They say, “We’re thoroughly married.” • A FAVORITE MOMENT WAS when the mothers combined sand during the sand ceremony • ALL THE FUN STUFF… included an ice sculpture of a pig (for “Bacon”) and a strawberry (for “Sudbury”) • shaved ice was served to guests in lieu of a cocktail hour • the groomsmen doubled as the band prior to the ceremony & Thomas played the guitar while serenading Jennifer during the ceremony • THEIR BEST MEMORY “Finally being together and not long-distance anymore.”

Shoe brand: Chinese Laundry

Jennifer and Thomas’ team
Photography Michael Fisk, michaelfisk.net
Flowers Melia’s Floral, meliasfloral.com
Wedding gown Private Label by G, privatelabelbyg.com
Tuxes Lin-Paul’s Bridal & Tuxedo, Yakima, linpaulsbridal.com
His Shoes Lin-Paul’s Bridal & Tuxedo
her Shoes Chinese Laundry
rings Ita Cast (Thomas got the ring in Canada)
Jewelry Purple earrings by Macy’s, macys.com
Hair Carmen Segura
Makeup Michelle Leonard
Cake Christie’s Cakes, christiescakes.net
ice sculpture Mike Schell

courtesy O'Malley Photographers

Names Alyson Cote and César Silva
They live in Seattle, WA
Ceremony & Reception Sawyer House

BRIDE’S OCCUPATION Barista

GROOM’S OCCUPATION PhD student

THEY MET at church

HE PROPOSED over a romantic, homemade dinner at his apartment

NUMBER OF GUESTS 225

NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 14

COLORS yellow, green and blue

GETAWAY CAR Chevy Mustang

HONEYMOONED IN Mexico

TRADITIONAL OR UNUSUAL WEDDING? Traditional

courtesy O'Malley Photographers

Alyson & César’s team
CATERING 901 Pasta, Yakima, 509-457-4949
PHOTOGRAPHY O’Malley Photographers, Yakima/Seattle, 206-295-3080
VIDEOGRAPHY Taylor Hawkins, Seattle, 253-232-5217
FLOWERS Sandy and Merritt Mahre, Yakima 509-307-6363
INVITATIONS Nicole Trammell Woolpert, Friend
WEDDING GOWN Maggie Sotero
RINGS Ben Bridge Jewelers
SHOES Report
TUXES Andrew Fezza
HAIR & MAKEUP Gege Klein, Friend
MUSIC Good Vibrations, Yakima, 509-901-9335, goodvibrationsyakima.com
CAKE Mary Kiser, Family
COORDINATOR Brianna Berg, Yakima, 509-952-5133

Courtesy of O'Malley Photographers

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A confetti send-off

Photos by Michael Fisk, Michael Fisk Photography

Yakima’s Kasey and Joel Clifford met when their career paths crossed: Kasey worked at the Yakima County Clerk’s office and Joel at the Yakima County courthouse. Joel eventually popped the question while the couple popped popcorn. After watching their favorite band, Hand Full of Lovin’, perform at the Sports Center, they went back to a hotel room that they had won at a Yakima Bears game. They “popped popcorn, watched local T.V. and then…. in his finest P.J. pants” Joel asked for Kasey’s hand in marriage. Popcorn also played a part in this fun couple’s carnival themed wedding.

Names: Kasey Berger and Joel Clifford

They live in: Yakima

Ceremony & Reception: Yakima Foursquare Church; Fontaine Estates Winery, Naches

OCCUPATIONS She’s a sixth grade teacher at Union Gap School, and he’s a sergeant with the Yakima County Sheriff’s office. • THEIR WEDDING WAS unusual • NUMBER OF GUESTS 115 • NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 8 • THEME was vintage carnival • COLORS were warm, autumn colors: brown, merlot, sage, rust and charcoal • ON THE MENU Buttery popcorn popped on site, salted peanuts in the shell and a candy buffet that guests could use to fill take-out boxes. Dinner was pulled pork sandwiches or bratwurst with fiesta corn, green salad and baby red potatoes. • THEY GOTAWAY in a red 1973 Camaro • AFTER THE RECEPTION THEY ate a late dinner at Shari’s, then headed home. • THEY HONEYMOONED at Whistlin’ Jack Lodge then to Maui during the winter. • FAVORITE MOMENT The bride’s father had convinced close friends to play a trick on the couple: While walking his daughter down the aisle he shouted, “Wait! Hang on.” Then he proceeded to collect bundles of cash from various guests, finally giving the cash to the groom at the alter. It was “funny, spontaneous and fits our families’ personalities.”

Kasey and Joel’s team:

Catering: Union Gospel Mission, Yakima, 509-248-4510

Wine: Fontaine Estates, Naches, 509-972-8123. Personalized wine bottles on each table, Bonair Winery, Zillah, 509-829-6027

Flowers + cake flowers: Weaver Flower Company, Moxee, 509-452-9079

Invitations: Design through Etsy.com • printed through vistaprint.com

Popcorn machine Party Palace, Yakima, 509-453-0048

Wedding gown: Fashion Corner, Sunnyside, 509-837-7345

Party gown: Betsy Johnson, Portland, 503-241-7807

Wedding gown alterations: Fashion Corner

Attendants’ gowns: J.Crew.com • Macy’s, Union Gap • Fashion Corner • Lin-Pauls,Yakima, 509-248-6191

Rings: Jared, www.jared.com • Fred Meyer, Yakima, 576-6800

Shoes: Old high heels from Macy’s (The bride’s “something old”)

Tuxes: Lin-Paul’s

Hair + makeup: Rene at Salon at Lakeside, 509-453-2742

Music: Music Mania, Charles Noel, Yakima, 509-910-0412

Cake: Cake Kiss, Alena Kissel, 509-966-8523

Kasey

Joel is ready for the big day

Spin-A-Prize

Peanuts!

"Our favorite memory was the photo booth!"

Candy adds to the fun

Wedding cake from Cake Kiss

Just married!

Photos by Lucid Captures Photography

Taryn Buehler and Colton Monti met at Eisenhower High School, where Colton is a health and PE teacher and Taryn was substitute teaching. Having ran into eachother in a locker room’s office, Colton tracked down Taryn’s phone number and promptly asked her out on a date. The rest, they say, “is history.” Taryn describes their wedding day as “magical,” and gives credit to her wedding coordinator for helping her, Colton and the rest of the wedding party relax and make the most if it.

Wedding date: August 13, 2011

Names: Taryn Buehler and Colton Monti

They live in: Selah

Ceremony: Holy Family Church

Reception: Sawyer House

OCCUPATIONS She’s a Tech Prep Coordinator at Yakima Valley Community College, and he’s a health and PE teacher at Eisenhower High School HE PROPOSED during a trip to Leavenworth, when the couple took a walk by the Icicle River. NUMBER OF GUESTS 350 NUMBER OF ATTENDANTS 25 COLORS WERE yellow, black and white THE WEDDING WAS traditional CENTERPIECES WERE CREATED by Carol Slocher and friends from the couple’s church THEY LEFT THE CHURCH in a black vintage Mustang convertible THEY LEFT SAWYER HOUSE in a white stretch limo THEIR WEDDING NIGHT WAS AT Birchfield Manor AND HONEYMOONED at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands SOME FAVORITE MOMENTS the guys playing basketball before the ceremony while the girls relaxed and got their hair and makeup done • lemons, lemonade, bubbles, a bouncy house and balloons • and “…seeing Colton for the very first time, knowing I get to spend the rest of my life with him…”

 Taryn and Colton’s team:

Catering: Appetizers, salads and side dishes were prepared by family and friends. Young Life BBQ made the sandwiches and condiments.

Photography: Lucid Captures Photography, lucidcaptures.com, Seattle

Flowers: Bridal and attendant bouquets and boutonnieres, ceremony and cake flowers were done by Melia’s Floral, meliasfloral.com

Centerpieces: By Carol Slocher and friends

Save-the-date cards: Designed by Wendy Scott Design, wendyscottdesign.com, Portland; printing by The Print Guys printguysprinting.com

Wedding Invitations: Design by designer on Etsy (no longer available); printing by The Print Guys.
Rentals (tables, chairs, etc.): Sawyer House (included)

Wedding gown: Maggie Sottero, “Adorae”

Attendants’ gowns: Maggy London, Nordstrom, Nordstrom.com

Rings: Shane Co., shaneco.com, Seattle

Shoes:  Zappos!, zappos.com

Tuxes: Lin Pauls, 509-248-6191

Hair & makeup: Fringe Fifth Avenue Salon (stylists came on-site), fringesalon.com, Ellensburg

Music: Family String Quartet and Entertainment Plus DJ, 509-469-7399

Cake: Tai Cochran

Fun and rustic lemonade stand

Lanterns add a nice touch of bright whimsy

A lemon-y centerpiece

The couple's wedding cake

Balloons added to the fun!

Young Life's Bar-B-Q Wagon

Leaving the reception...

Taryn in her gown

Photography by JoJo Photography 

Names
Jayme Stout
Travis Thompson

They Live In
Selah

Ceremony &  Reception
Family’s home in Selah and
the couple’s backyard in Selah
TRAVIS AND JAYME HAD TO PLAN THEIR WEDDING during the most hectic time of year for them. She was busy with medical school rotations,  nd as a paving contractor, Travis was booked out for months on paving jobs. Leading up to the wedding was stressful for them both, but once the big  ay approached all the planning was worth it. A beautiful and short ceremony was followed by a reception in their shop and backyard that was decorated perfectly. Jayme says they were surprised to have so many supporters and great friends sharing in their special day. The couple even  opened their yard up to friends who wanted to camp out for the night — the yard was packed with RVs and motorhomes. They wanted their wedding to be low-key with family and friends, and they say that they couldn’t have asked for a better day.

o Occupations He is a paving contractor, she is a medical student
o They were introduced through mutual friends
o He proposed on February 14, 2014 at a candlelit dinner at their home
o Traditional or unusual They maintained the tradition of the groom not seeing the bride before the ceremony.
o Guests 300
o Attendants 12
o Colors poppy and bright floral colors
o Theme Country
o On the menu Taco bar
o They spent the night at their home
o Honeymooned They haven’t had time yet!
o A favorite moment was their first dance as a married couple to one of their favorite songs.

Travis & Jayme’s Team

Photography JoJo Photography, JoJo-Photography.com
Flowers + Cake Flowers Rosauers, 509-972-2327
Rentals KDI Tables & Chairs by Jesse Bigby 509-945-3290
Wedding Gown David’s Bridal, davidsbridal.com
Wedding Gown Alterations David’s bridal
Attendent Gowns Macy’s, macys.com
Rings Kay Jewelry, kay.com
Shoes Groomsmen wore Vans Sneakers
Suits Volcom.com
Hair & Makeup Amy Buckingham and Maria Silva/The Gazebo, thegazebosalon.com
Music Leanna Blue of Bad Betty Blues, facebook.com/BADBETTYBLUE
Catering Taco bar by Memo’s, 509-453-3567
Cake Rosauer’s, 509-972-2327