SeaTac City, which was incorporated on February 28, 1990, is located in King County. It is part of the greater Seattle metropolitan area, with its boundaries completely surrounding the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

The area was first used by Native American tribes as they traveled between the saltwater shoreline and the mainland. Two canoes estimated to be about 300 years old were discovered in Angle Lake in 1989.

SeaTac is primarily residential and commercial and is home to 80 "Fortune 1000" companies, and over 900 businesses. The city generates over $3.7 billion annually. 

We found resources in SeaTac to help you with your wedding planning, including wedding venues, florists, bridal shops, and caterers. You can have an intimate bridal shower or small rehearsal dinner in the private dining room at 13 Coins Restaurant. Lorraine Bridal creates custom wedding gowns, flower girl dresses, and veils.

You can obtain your marriage license at the King County Recorder's Office located in downtown Seattle. There is a $64 fee which can be paid with cash only.

Make sure you take some time to enjoy all that SeaTac has to offer. You can go boating and fishing on Angle Lake, visit the Japanese garden at Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden, or picnic in North SeaTac Park.

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