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Nothing gets my motor running like dreaming of weddings in killer venues. And I'm hard-pressed to find a unique wedding venue in Seattle that's more immersive, more blinged-out with technology, and more visually impressive than Fred Wildlife Refuge in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle.
We're talking a chic-as-hell setting full of contemporary art, 5,700 square feet of space, two-stories, 20′ ceilings with secure aerial performance points, two full bars, a complete sound system, a removable main stage, VIP lounge space, and then it gets even more amazing. Their famous 20×60 foot immersive video wall and state-of-the-art projection system which allows the showcasing of photo montages, videos, movies, your save-the-date… whatever you want to show.
My favorite idea for this hugh-jass video wall is a live stream of your ceremony for all your guests while you say your vows in a more private way elsewhere in the venue. All eyes on you without actually having them in the room? Talk about a kick-ass concept for more shy couples. But really, the video wall is your oyster. If your wedding are hugely spectacular or intimately sweet, Fred Wildlife Refuge can absolutely accommodate your needs.
Another great way to see the artistic side of Fred is to visit them during Capitol Hill Art Walk on the second Thursday of every month from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
We've got a discount for you, too:
Offbeat discount:
Mention this post to Lura, the Event, Production, and Sales Manager, and receive 10% off of your base rental!
Give Fred Wildlife Refuge a look-see with a walk-through. A little peek won't hurt, right? Until you fall head over heels, that is. And then invite us since we seriously want to hang in this space again.
Drop them a line at [email protected] to schedule a walk through and check out all the details at their website. Don't forget to mention us for your discount, too!
About the Author: Catherine Clark
Catherine Clark loiters at her local library, makes art, watches movies en masse, plays video and tabletop games, poorly cooks healthy things, cuddles with her feline fur babies, and blogs at BijouxandBits.com.
