Victor planned the perfect misdirection: a weekend bike ride with friends over the bridge and along the coast, as they’ve enjoyed doing in the past. Unfortunately, he “injured” his leg (don’t worry… 100% pretend!) and told his girlfriend Karen that he’d have to sit this one out. But in reality, he had been preparing to propose at Black Sands Beach for months. That morning, he headed out early to meet up with us, trek to the end of the beach, then tuck himself out of sight… with the ring burning a hole in his pocket. [ read more … ]

Jorge and Fernanda flew in from Mexico with one big plan: a sunset Slackers Hill proposal overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco skyline, two of the most beautiful sights that California has to offer. September often brings coastal fog, but the winds were fully with them for this occasion: not only was there beautiful sunset light at Slackers Hill, but just enough fog built up in the distance to give us an almost surreal backdrop. [ read more … ]

The story of Billy and Julia is one that had been slowly blooming for years, and we’ve been blessed with the unique honor of witnessing some of their happiest moments, from their proposal at the SF Botanical Garden to their summer wedding at the Marin Art & Garden Center. [ read more … ]

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 … ]

Some love stories get a beautiful sequel. Edward and Camila are already married, but for their one-year anniversary, he planned the sweetest surprise: a proper proposal with the Golden Gate Bridge sweeping behind them. He told her they were dressing up for a date night, and just before dinner, they made a quick stop at Battery Spencer just as the late afternoon light turned the bridge a deeper red. [ read more … ]