Amy Rathbone
Owner & Design Rockstar
With more than 20 years of experience in designing beautiful events in the Northwest and beyond, Amy's passion and skill are unmatched. She has an eye for color and design and a seemingly infinite amount of ideas for how to make your wedding uniquely yours. Passionate about life, family, coffee, and a good glass of wine, Amy is a master at her craft in every way.
Perfect Storm Moments
Born out of a love for each other as well as weddings and events, theirs is a partnership emersed in love, design, art, and family and they truly delight in bringing their passion to the front of everything they do.
Both Amy & Aaron have served on the board of several industry organizations like Seattle NACE and the Washington Hospitality Association, and continue to be very active in the greater wedding and events community.
Aaron Shook
Owner & Creative Madman
Aaron has been in the event and hospitality for over 30 years and has seen and done it all. With a background in art, theater, and food & beverage, he loves to bring his creativity and whimsy into all that he does. Whether building custom sets and backdrops or running logistics on the event day Aaron is certain to bring a touch of calm and fun to all that he does.
- Keeping your wedding stress free & full of joyful meaningful moments
- Stewarding inclusive cultures
- Designing beautiful weddings & events
- Fantastic food & beverage
- Caring for our planet & our community
- Our family
- Good coffee
- Costume changes
- Manage your waste stream. It's not sexy work, but having a plan for your trash and ensuring your event team is on board makes a huge difference.
- Source locally. Where possible, work with products and vendors that are close to home.
- Work with rental companies to use washable service ware instead of using disposable items.
- Avoid little favors & gifts for your guests. Consider showing your gratitude for them with a donation to your (or their) favorite cause.
- Select event partners that align with your values. Ask them questions about their stewardship plans.
