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Small wedding stories

Small wedding stories with a full beginning, middle, and end.

Hosted celebrations for roughly sixty guests or fewer—churches, restaurants, private homes, City Hall, the coast, and intimate venues—kept distinct from couple-centered elopements.

Guests gathered for an intimate San Francisco wedding at Sunnyside Conservatory
A small San Francisco wedding moving through Chinatown
A small wedding at the Palace of Fine Arts and Tosca Cafe
An intimate wedding at a private St. Helena home

Small weddings, clearly defined

Guests and a reception make this a different story from an elopement.

These are hosted weddings for roughly sixty people or fewer, selected from verified questionnaires and complete galleries.

The smaller scale keeps relationships close, but the photography still needs to hold getting ready, arrivals, family, ceremony, cocktails, dinner, speeches, dancing, and whatever happens once the formal plan lets go.

Selected complete stories

Hosted celebrations where every relationship stays close.

These stories keep the ceremony, guests, table, speeches, and movement of a wedding while showing what changes when the room is smaller.

Chapter 01

Restaurants and city gatherings

Ceremonies, neighborhoods, cocktails, and a table that becomes the center of a complete wedding day.

Chapter 02

Private homes and gardens

Familiar rooms, close family, outdoor ceremonies, and celebrations whose meaning comes from the people already connected to the place.

Chapter 03

Coast, redwoods, and intimate venues

Hosted weddings that keep the guest list close while still holding a ceremony, meal, speeches, movement, and a full ending.