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 … ]

To us, W&L’s wedding day felt like celebrating with a pair of old friends. It was almost exactly one year ago that we photographed their proposal at the edge of the world, atop the dramatic cliffs of Fort Funston, and more recently, their pre-wedding shoot at SF City Hall. This time around, they chose more cozy, intimate settings. [ read more … ]

Dino planned something truly special for his girlfriend Mely: an unforgettable sunset proposal on Mt. Tam, right as the golden hour light began to warm the hillside. With the help of two of their close friends, he surprised her with the sweetest picnic setup: cozy pillows, framed photos, and a sign asking the big question. [ read more … ]

Brian and Sarah’s Mt. Tam sunset surprise proposal couldn’t have been more perfectly timed. These two love spending time outdoors together, so Brian planned this big moment near one of their favorite places in the Bay. He brought a blanket and set up a cozy little spot with an absolutely jaw-dropping view of rolling green hills in every direction and the coastline stretching off into the distance. [ read more … ]