Hannah and Kyle's outdoor wedding at Naturebridge was a three day affair. Family and friends were invited to stay nestled in the rustic wooden cabins scattered around the venue, allowing guests to enjoy a full weekend of shared moments within Olympic National Park.

Being so close to nature trails and the lake, guests took advantage of the location and explored by land and water for the first half of the wedding day. In the afternoon, everyone in the camp was getting ready within the confines of their cabins, finally reconvening on the scenic shores of Lake Crescent for the wedding ceremony. Guests were seated in the shaded tree grove facing the sun-covered trees on the opposite shore. Against the backdrop of the turquoise waves and the surrounding wilderness, Hannah and Kyle performed the Celtic ritual of handfasting, where their hands were bound together by ribbon in a symbolic gesture of binding their lives together. The completion of the ceremony resulted in the eruption of cheers from their friends and family, who applauded as the two newlyweds led the way towards the central lawn to continue their celebration.

Under the clear wedding tent illuminated by soft bistro lights, guests gathered in the cozy and relaxed atmosphere. Green camp mugs were waiting at each table setting, practical wedding guest favors that would remind everyone of their time together in Olympic National Park during future outdoor adventures.

After dinner, the evening turned into an energetic dance party on the outdoor dance floor, where laughter and music blended seamlessly under the starlit sky.