Tess and Connor's whimsical wedding day took place at The Corson Building in Georgetown, a charming neighborhood just south of downtown Seattle. The building's victorian and Italian influences created an intimate backdrop that allowed their guests to feel like they were stepping into a secret garden. Leaning into the venue's lush, Pacific Northwest charm, the couple infused both moody and clean aesthetics. Their decor included seasonal blooms and fresh produce - A playful nod to Tess's career as a dietician.

“I wanted a gown that felt both timeless and untraditional, which is why I was immediately drawn to the Clara Corset and Louise Skirt. The two-piece silhouette struck the perfect balance and I loved the versatility: sleek and perfectly tailored on top with a dreamy, ethereal skirt that floated as I moved and added just the right amount of drama and whimsy. It was everything I envisioned: refined yet unexpected, classic yet completely my own.” - Tess

Photographer: Alexandre Photo | Retailer: The Dress Theory Seattle | Venue: The Corson Building

Florals: Kylie Hale Designs | Beauty: AND Beauty | Stationary: Olivia Goree Design and Tess

Korean Ceremony: Seattle Korean Weddings | Rentals: CORT Party and Fig & Honey