This store is a lovely little Judaica shop located in Seattle, WA. They have everything that you would need for a Jewish wedding (and many books, in case you don't know where to start).

Regis is a high-quality salon, and because it is a larger chain, there are a lot of customer service guarantees that you might not find at a smaller place. The down side is that the experience can feel sort of impersonal, since the salon is located in a mall.

This bakery is absolutely delicious and local to the Seattle area. I went for a cake tasting there, and I would suggest anything with coconut. Prepare to be amazed!

If you are planning to do the invitations yourself, I highly suggest a trip to Michael's. This is a large craft store that has a fabulous selection of paper supplies and specialty stamps. Not a bad place to look for favors, either.

This floral shop does absolutely beautiful arrangements. It is a local business, and thus, the prices are a bit higher, but worth it.

This is one of those pole-dancing aerobics places, and I think it would be an awesome place to have a bachelorette party that is both sexy and healthy!

Just down the street from it's pricier parent shop, Alicia's outlet surprised me with prices as low as $99.00 and lots of variety to select from.

This is a locally owned boutique in Bellingham, Washington. This store houses an amazing variety of designer dresses, and the appointments are very personalized. I found the service to be very helpful, but the dresses are steeper in price.

David's Bridal has a broad selection of dresses to fit many different wedding budgets. The styles range from designer lookalikes to very simple dresses that can be tailored to fit any color/pattern scheme. The service is very helpful, and there are great affordable options for bridesmaids as well.