Where we pour
Worth the drive for the lake venues alone.
Sigo crosses the state line for North Idaho lake weddings and events — Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls, Hayden, and as far out as Sandpoint.
It’s a longer drive than anything in Spokane County, and it’s worth it: lake-view venues out here are some of the best-looking bookings on the calendar. Travel is built into the quote before you ever see a number.
One question decides most lake bookings, and it has nothing to do with coffee: how the cart gets from where it can park to where you want it standing. Send the venue and that gets answered long before it can become a problem on the day.
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Lakefront logistics
The shoreline does not have to provide anything.
Lake venues out here trade easy access for the view, and that trade is exactly what rules out most coffee catering. It does not rule out a cart that carries its own power and water.
No power at the water
Lawns and lakefront terraces rarely have anything worth plugging into, and a generator would end up sitting under the ceremony. The cart carries its own battery bank and runs quietly.
Water on board, waste back out
The water for your service window arrives with the cart and the waste leaves with it. Nothing gets drawn off a rental house and nothing gets poured out near the lake.
Needs a firm path to the spot
Just under six feet long and just under two feet deep, on wheels. Lawn is fine if it is firm. Loose sand, a long stair run, or a dock with a lip is worth flagging when you send the venue.
Planned around the longer drive
This side of the state line is the longest regular drive on the calendar, and Sandpoint sits at the outer edge of it. Load-in starts earlier, and the drive is already inside your quote.
Good to know
Cross the
state line.
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