Jessica JonesandClaire Van Fossen

From the Washington State Ferries terminal in Anacortes, WA (2100 Ferry Terminal Rd). It's about a 2-hour drive north of Seattle. Take the sailing to Friday Harbor on San Juan Island.

Friday, April 2. The ferries are often late, and arriving the day before means a delay can't make you miss the ceremony. The room we've reserved for you at the Tucker House Inn starts Friday night for exactly this reason.

At least 30 minutes before departure. If you're driving on, give yourself extra time for the line of cars and check any instructions that come with your reservation.

We recommend walking on. The Inn is a 6-minute walk from the Friday Harbor terminal, and our trolley handles all the wedding-day transport, so you won't need a car on the island.

Drive on if you want to explore the far ends of the island on your own schedule. Just book a vehicle reservation first (see below).

Walking on: no. Just show up and buy your ticket.

Driving on: yes, please. These ferries fill up with cars quickly, so reserve your spot in advance on the Washington State Ferries site. That's also where you'll find the schedule.

No. On this route fares are collected only in Anacortes, so the ticket you buy on the way over covers your trip back. There's nothing to pay when leaving Friday Harbor.

There's a large parking lot at the Anacortes terminal where you can leave your car over the weekend. From the lot it's a short walk downhill to the boat. Check the posted signs for current parking rates.

Don't panic. Catch the next sailing, and text or call Jess or Claire so we know where you are. This is also why we're asking everyone to come Friday: a late boat on Friday night is no problem.

The Friday Harbor terminal is right in the heart of town, about a 6- to 10-minute walk to the Tucker House Inn at 275 C Street. The walk is uphill the whole way. See Accessibility for the route and tips.

Not for the wedding. A trolley takes guests from the Inn to Lime Kiln at 3:30 and brings everyone back by 7:00, and Coho Restaurant is in town.

We've reserved a room or suite for every guest at the Tucker House Inn & Harrison House Suites (Fri 4/2 to Sun 4/4). RSVP and your room will appear right away, with a link to it, who you're sharing with and the estimated nightly cost.

The room is held for you, but it's your responsibility to call the Inn at 360-399-2918 and finalize your reservation before Wednesday, December 2. Mention our wedding when you call.

It's short, about 6 to 10 minutes, but it's uphill the entire way, on town streets and sidewalks. The Inn sits on a hill above town.

The route: follow foot traffic off the ferry and head straight up the hill, past the cars lined up for the outbound boat. Turn left on First Street, which becomes Harrison Street. Keep climbing on Harrison, then turn right on C Street. Check-in is at the green house on the corner of C and Nichols.

If you're rolling luggage or would rather not walk the hill, consider driving on (with a reservation), or call the Inn at 360-399-2918 before you travel so they can help you plan a ride.

The Inn is made up of several historic houses, and the main Victorian house has a few steps up to its front porch. If you need a step-free room or entrance, mention it when you call to book so the Inn can place you in the right room.

In Anacortes, walk-on passengers board using an overhead passenger ramp.

In Friday Harbor there's no overhead ramp, so walk-on passengers get on and off through the car deck. All the boats on this route have elevators between decks.

If you're driving on and need the elevator or extra room for a lift, tell the ticket seller before boarding.

Yes. Walk-on passengers can ask terminal or ferry staff for help boarding, to borrow a ferry wheelchair if one is available, or to be told when boarding starts.

If you know you'll need a wheelchair on a specific sailing, call Washington State Ferries at 206-464-6400 at least 24 hours ahead. Staff can't help with transferring from a seat to a wheelchair, so bring a companion if you'll need that.

Yes. Accessible parking is free with a valid disabled parking placard or plate in the Washington State Ferries lot at the Anacortes terminal. The walk from the lot to the boat is downhill, so it's uphill on the way back.

Yes. Seniors 65 and older, people with disabilities, and passengers with a Medicare card pay half the regular passenger fare. Bring ID or proof of eligibility. Vehicle fares aren't discounted.

Washington State Ferries posts a notice on its travel alerts page whenever an elevator, accessible restroom or other accessibility feature on a boat or at a terminal is out of service. Check it the day you travel.

Come as you are! Wear whatever makes you comfortable. The ceremony is outdoors by the water in early April, so we'd suggest a warm layer and shoes you can walk a path in.

Yes. We're planning a welcome dinner & games on Friday, April 2. The time and place are still TBD, and we'll update the schedule once they're set.

Yes, at Lime Kiln Point by the water. April on the island can be cool and breezy, so bring a warm layer. There's a short walk from the parking area to the ceremony spot, so wear shoes you're comfortable walking in.

The trolley leaves the Tucker House Inn at 3:30 pm sharp. The ceremony starts at 4:30. See the full schedule.

On the RSVP page, choose steak, fish or vegetarian for each person in your party. If you have allergies or other dietary needs, there's space to tell us.

Of course. Submit the form again or reach out to Jess or Claire, and we'll use your latest reply.