A Pretty Pastel-Hued Washington Wedding At The Robin Hood Village Resort In Union

Alysse and Edward's beautiful Pacific Northwest wedding day was one for the books. A gorgeous venue on the Hood Canal, sentimental decor elements and an elegant neutral-hued palette combined to create a stunning setting, and the love between the bride and the groom shone through each and every photo. Scroll down to read more from the photographer and get a glimpse of pretty pastel shades perfect for a spring Seattle wedding.

From Janet Lin Photography:

"This unique wedding venue made the perfect canvas for the whimsical wedding day that Edward and Alysse envisioned. A ceremony surrounded by trees, just a short walk from the beautiful Hood Canal peninsula of Western Washington, provided a setting that was both enchanting and romantic. The ceremony site was nestled in a clearing in the forest. Guests sat on rustic log benches and were serenaded by the sound of a solo flutist and the babbling of the creek that ran just a few feet away from the altar. Everything about it was beautifully Pacific Northwest!

So many personal, intentional touches made this wedding day one-of-a-kind. From the invitations designed by the groom, to the traditional Italian candied almond favors made by the mother-of-the-groom, to the gorgeous personalized Jenga-style guest-book created by the father-of-the-bride, nearly every detail was handcrafted or carefully designed by the bride, groom, and their friends and family. The bride's gorgeous wedding ring was a family heirloom; her great grandmother’s 1950 Tiffany ring, bearing an original inscription by her great grandfather.

The mother-of-the-bride designed and made the wedding dress by hand and every precious detail was crafted with the bride in mind. It was a 3 piece ensemble, with the ability to remove the detachable long skirt to reveal a shorter dress more suitable for dancing and partying the night away. While the dress was made of the most delicate white lace, the skirt itself had just a hint of lavender, a nod to the brides love for lavender which was incorporated throughout the wedding day."