Classic San Francisco Wedding

“I wanted our wedding to reflect our love for the City as well as Frank’s heritage in the country. I hoped to be a princess bride but without too much effort. We decided on keeping things classic with a white, gold, light pink theme, showcasing greens, country roses, and dahlias, and bringing a little bit of homeliness to a vintage ballroom.” – Aimee

This classic San Francisco wedding has all of the vintage vibes from the timelessness of the venue: The Julia Morgan Ballroom. Stunning!

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The flowers were top of mind. I loved working with Nancy Liu Chin for the floral arrangements. When I told her I wanted to keep things clean with whites, pinks, and peaches, she knew exactly how to plan it out. She used the 3 large fireplaces at the Julia Morgan Ballroom to showcase the flowers.

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I always knew that I wanted to see my fiance at the top of the aisle, and not a second before. Seeing that surprise on his face when I walked down the isle was a moment I will cherish my entire life. Having my father walk me was just icing on the cake.

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My father’s 1937 Packard made a special appearance at the wedding. It was parked at the entrance for guests to see as they entered, and Frank and I took the most magical pictures in it. As a little girl I told my Dad I wanted it at my wedding, and with the help of my Uncle, it was there.

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Last minute I changed the song for our father daughter dance. Instead of a slow crooner, I switched it to a Meatloaf song that my Dad and I have been singing together since I was 5 years old. The energy, dance moves, smiles, and tears flowed when the song came on. He was so happy. The crowd loved it just as much too.

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Photographer

onelove photography

Videography

Kurtela Video

Event Design

Julie Briggs Dunn

Wedding Dress, Bridesmaids’ Dresses

Hayley Paige

Floral Design
Stationery

Union Street Papery

Caterer, Lighting

Julia Morgan Ballroom

Makeup

Rachel Picard

Groom’s Attire

Tom James

Ceremony/Reception

Julia Morgan Ballroom

Ceremony Singer

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