
The story
the couple put on our favorite kind of San Francisco wedding - outdoor, DIY and super fun. Desserts were provided by friends (because who cares about wedding cakes anymore anyways), and the trees of the Fuscia Dell, in Golden Gate Park, were lovingly wrapped in old family photos, paper lanterns, and colorful flags. Best of all, they planned in lot's of time for portraits around the park followed by an epic solstice sunset on Ocean Beach - complete with champagne and dancing. We hope you enjoy this wedding as much as we did.





The complete sequence
A real story needs the parts between the portraits.
This wedding story in San Francisco is shown as a sequence: the people arriving, the setting taking shape, the ceremony, the reactions around it, and the way the celebration changed afterward. The photographs stay together so the day reads as more than a short highlight reel.





































































One San Francisco route
The park and beach worked because they remained connected to the wedding.
Golden Gate Park held the ceremony and gathering; Ocean Beach added a short second register of wind, horizon, and late light. The two places feel related because the route stayed inside one side of San Francisco instead of turning the day into a landmark tour.
The complete story keeps guests, family, ceremony, and celebration visible around the portraits. That balance matters for a small wedding: landscape can expand the visual world, but the photographs still need to explain who came, how everyone gathered, and what changed after the vows.


