Wedding Day

Ceremony

Your Treasured Events

Reception

Wedding Rehearsal

After Party

Our Wedding

Our Story

Engagement photos taken at locations that hold memories from our first years together:Sea-Tac Botanical Gardens, where we strolled, laughed, made memories and spent time exploring the city; and the Seattle Community Garden rooftop during the COVID days, when businesses were closed but our love for the city—and for each other—kept our dates alive. We could turn anything into a date: good takeout, good music, and simply being together. Photography by <a href="https://www.blakemartinphotography.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Blake Martin</a>

Photos

Itinerary

Saturday September 5thShuttle Pick Up: 12:00 PM &amp; 1:00 PMGuest Arrival: 1:00 PM - 1:30 PMAll Guests Seated by 1:45 PMCeremony Start Time: 2:00 PMCocktail Hour/Light Bites: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PMReception: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Shuttle Service

Guests may park at Tulalip Casino and use the shuttle service to the wedding venue, or they may drive directly to the venue. Shuttle pick-up and drop-off times will be published closer to the wedding date.

Hotel Block

Please indicate on your RSVP if you need hotel accommodations and which of the four listed hotels you prefer. After we have a final headcount, we’ll work with the hotels to create a room block; and further instructions will be sent to each party. Please keep in mind most hotel check-in times are after 3:00 PM.

Itinerary, Travel & Hotel Details

Color Palette

Our wedding is Formal — with a Terracotta palette accented by neutrals, sage and brown, we encourage warm, rich tones that complement the season and setting in Arlington, WA on September 5, 2026.For guests:Floor-length dresses are encouraged; consider terracotta, rust, warm neutrals, deep browns, or muted metallics. Simple, classic silhouettes and refined accessories fit the vibe. Formal Traditional Nigerian attire.Suit and tie preferred or a dress shirt, dress pants/slacks and dress shoes complete the look. Darker suits (navy, charcoal, deep brown) or warm-toned accents will coordinate nicely. Guaveras are also okay with dress pants. Formal Traditional Nigerian attire.Outerwear &amp; shoes: Plan for warm to hot weather.Kids: If you’re bringing children, please follow the same formal guideline. If you have any questions about specific outfits or need accessibility guidance, reach out to us—we’re happy to help.

Angelica & Ikenna

Angelica & Ikenna

Our Story