Greg & Morgan’s Engagement at the Legion of Honor

Greg and Morgan celebrated their engagement at the Legion of Honor in San Francisco, with an elegant backdrop of white marble and stately columns that fit the moment perfectly. In the quiet courtyard, Greg dropped to one knee as Morgan’s whole face lit up. She bounced on her toes, laughed, and threw her arms around him. [ read more … ]

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Alec & Sarah’s SF Downtown Skyline Surprise Proposal

Alec proposed to Sarah on Pier 7 — fittingly, almost exactly on their seven-year anniversary — with the SF downtown skyline sparkling behind them. As an event planner by profession, he took his time to thoughtfully orchestrate all the details in advance. The timing, the location, and the casual stroll to “a company party” were all chosen so nothing would tip Sarah off. [ read more … ]

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Jihan & Catherine’s San Francisco City Hall Private Elopement

Jihan & Catherine chose one of San Francisco’s most iconic spaces for their just-them (plus a few favorite people) celebration, a San Francisco City Hall private elopement. Catherine’s sleek white dress and Jihan’s classic black-and-white look felt right at home among the classic architecture, while pops of celebratory red from their families added some contrast to the scene. [ read more … ]

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Kunal & Devanshi’s Proposal at Mori Point in Pacifica

Kunal planned the sweetest oceanside surprise for Devanshi at one of our favorite places on the coast — Mori Point in Pacifica. In the soft afternoon light, with waves rolling against the cliffs, he pulled out a delightfully unique heart-shaped wood-and-resin “ocean” ring box (complete with a little sea turtle!) and dropped to one knee. [ read more … ]

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Aditya & Shreya’s Trojan Point Marriage Proposal

Aditya had originally planned to propose in Half Moon Bay, imagining a peaceful coastal moment by the waves. But when the day arrived, the coast was entirely shrouded in fog — so foggy that it even swallowed up the Santa Cruz Mountains. Thinking fast, he noticed that Mt. Tam still seemed sunny, so we pivoted on the fly and all raced north separately. [ read more … ]

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