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  • The San Juan Islands offer a unique range of wedding sites from waterfront resorts & quaint churches to boats & kayaks
  • The San Juan Islands offer more than 300 unique accommodations including resorts, inns, B&Bs, vacation rentals & camping
  • Wedding guests will love having an excuse to visit the San Juan Islands, to enjoy their scenic beauty, watchable wildlife (including orca whales), outdoor recreation, history, arts & culture – or just kick back on “island time”
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  • The New York Times listed the San Juan Islands #2 on their “41 Places To Go In 2011” world list and National Geographic Traveler magazine listed the San Juans #3 on their world list “10 Best Trips of Summer 2011.”

The San Juan Islands – Lopez, Orcas and San Juan – are the perfect location for a romantic and memorable destination wedding! The San Juans are located 90 miles northwest of Seattle, nestled between the coast of northwest Washington and Victoria B.C. Getting here is half the fun – enjoy a cruise aboard a Washington State Ferry (from Anacortes), passenger ferry (from Seattle and several locations), airplane or seaplane. The San Juans average 247 days with sunshine annually, and about half the rainfall of the Seattle area, making them a year-round destination for weddings, honeymoons, anniversaries and getaways.

Choose a wedding setting that is intimate or grand – get married outdoors at a resort overlooking the water, in a quaint church, on a boat, or perhaps in two kayaks. Request our “Wedding Planning Guide,” which lists all three islands’ wedding services: wedding and reception sites, wedding planners, officiates, cakes, caterers, flowers, hair/makeup, musicians, party rentals, photographers, spas and more. The San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau is happy to help make your wedding day in the islands picture perfect and memorable.

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