Dancing Fish Vineyards

Wedding Day

Our Wedding

You Are Invited!

We will be hosting a casual gathering the night before the wedding at the field at Camp Casey, starting at 5pm! We will have burgers and refreshments. Drop by to visit and play yard games. We would love to have you! Please carpool if possible as parking is limited. 1276 Engle RdCoupeville, WA 98239United States

Here is some additional parking information! You can park on the curb of the road closest to the fields. Do not park behind the barracks as those are for campers. Restrooms are located at the entrance near the street. No parking or driving along the ocean road, please enter from each side gate. The pool lot is available after 6. See the map below with parking areas highlighted in pink!

The Night Before

Dear Family & Friends,

We are so excited to celebrate with you. We love you. You have shaped who we are. Bible verse With love,Tim &amp; Meg

Be Our Guest!

Photos

Grace Campbell

Andrew Metz

Jenna Eidenmuller

Michor Gentemann

Lauren Weis

Zach Thomas

Nanette Steenstra

Kurt Crapo

Lindsay Dyngen

Alec Dyngen

Kelli Olson

Joe Sweeney

Jaci Clark

John Sweeney

Phoebe Robinson

Duncan Starostka

Kylie Metz

Jack Macdonald

Regan Thomas

Trey Gevers

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We can’t wait to celebrate with you on Whidbey Island!

Most of you will be traveling from Seattle and there are two ways to join us. Option 1: Catch the Ferry From Seattle, drive north to the Mukilteo ferry terminal. The boat runs about every 30 minutes. The venue is a 15 minute drive from the ferry terminal. Total travel time is ~1.5 hours depending on ferry traffic. This is our favorite way to travel to the island, but its important to note that the ferry wait can be unpredictable on weekends and in the summer. We recommend getting on a morning ferry and having lunch on the island! Make sure to check wsdot.com for schedules and cameras.

Option 2: Drive Around If you’d rather not worry about boat schedules, you can drive the "long way" around! Head north from Seattle to cross the Deception Pass Bridge on the north end of the island. This drive is beautiful and can be more predictable than the ferry. Total travel time from Seattle is ~2.5 hours.

Visitors coming from SeaTac: Flying in? If you're joining us from out of town and prefer not to rent a car, the Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle offers direct service from SeaTac airport to the heart of Freeland.The shuttle drops off at the Freeland Shell Station, which is just minutes from our venue. Please be sure to book your seat in advance on their website to ensure a spot!

Travel

Day on Whidbey

If you are traveling to Whidbey for the day of our wedding, we recommend getting an early start and enjoying your morning on the island! Check out the <a href="about:blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Travel</a> section for more info on getting to Whidbey.

Taking the Ferry

If you are taking the ferry, we recommend stopping for coffee or a lunch in Bayview, Langley, or Freeland. Our favorite spots include:- Double Bluff Brewing Company (Langley)- Prima Bistro (Langley)- Coffee at Dawn (Langley)- Flower House Cafe (Bayview)- Jupiter Coffee (Freeland)- Rocket Taco (Freeland)- China City (Freeland)

Driving around Deception Pass

If you are driving around the north end, you might stop for a walk around Deception Pass, Coupeville, Fort Casey, or Greenbank Farm. Some of our favorite lunch spots include:- Sunshine Drip (Coupeville)- Front Street Grill (Coupeville)- Molka Xete (Coupeville)- Callen's (Coupeville, near Fort Casey)- Greenbank Store (Greenbank)

Walk through Coupeville, Washington's second-oldest town! We love popping into the shops, walking the iconic Red Wharf, and grabbing a sweet treat from Kapaw’s Iskreme or the Honey Bear candy store. Be sure to look out for seals!

Walk around Coupeville

For some of the best views on the island, visit Ebey’s Landing. This 2-mile trail goes along the bluff and back on the beach, with views of the Cascade and Olympic Mountains on a clear day!

Visit Ebey's Landing

Make sure to bring your Discover Pass for a visit to Fort Casey, where you can wander through the bunkers, look at the "disappearing guns" built to protect Puget Sound in the early 1900s, and climb the stairs of the lighthouse. Also a premier spot for flying a kite!

Explore Fort Casey

Located at the narrowest point of the island, Greenbank Farm is a scenic 151-acre landmark. We love the walking trails, historic barn, and shops. Molly (pictured) loves the dog store, too!

Tim & Meg

Tim & Meg

The Night Before

You Are Invited!