San Francisco Wedding Photography

The world's most photographed bridge — with Art Deco towers rising through fog, International Orange cables framing the Pacific, sweeping views from Battery Spencer and Fort Point, and the extraordinary bridge-iconic beauty of one of civilization's most universally recognized and photographically commanding suspension bridge destinations — epic, editorial wedding photography at San Francisco's most fog-kissed and Art Deco-towered Golden Gate Bridge.

San Francisco's Beaux-Arts masterpiece — with Roman rotunda, Corinthian colonnades, reflecting lagoon, weeping willows, and the extraordinary palace-classical beauty of one of America's most romantically designed and photographically captivating neoclassical rotunda destinations — romantic, fine art wedding photography at San Francisco's most rotunda-reflected and colonnade-framed Palace of Fine Arts.

One of America's most magnificent Beaux-Arts buildings — with soaring dome rivalling the U.S. Capitol, grand marble staircase, gold-leaf detailing, and the extraordinary city hall-domed beauty of one of America's most architecturally grand and photographically commanding civic building destinations — luxury, editorial wedding photography at San Francisco's most dome-soaring and marble-staircased City Hall.

San Francisco's iconic Victorian row houses — with pastel facades against the downtown skyline, Alamo Square Park panorama, and the extraordinary Victorian-colourful beauty of one of America's most recognizably charming and photographically captivating painted lady destinations — candid, documentary wedding photography at San Francisco's most pastel-painted and skyline-backed Painted Ladies.

San Francisco's Beaux-Arts waterfront landmark — with 245-foot clock tower, artisan food hall, bay views, and the extraordinary building-waterfront beauty of one of San Francisco's most architecturally elegant and photographically captivating Embarcadero landmark destinations — editorial, fine art wedding photography at San Francisco's most clock-towered and market-vibrant Ferry Building.

An Art Deco tower atop Telegraph Hill — with 360-degree panoramic views of the Bay, murals depicting California life, Filbert Steps garden approach, and the extraordinary tower-panoramic beauty of one of San Francisco's most elevated and photographically commanding hilltop tower destinations — panoramic, editorial wedding photography at San Francisco's most bay-sweeping and Art Deco-crowned Coit Tower.

San Francisco's highest accessible summit — with 360-degree city-to-ocean panoramas, fog rolling beneath your feet, and the extraordinary peaks-panoramic beauty of one of San Francisco's most elevated and photographically commanding hilltop summit destinations — epic, panoramic wedding photography at San Francisco's most fog-crowned and city-sweeping Twin Peaks.

A dramatic coastal trail with Golden Gate views — with rugged cliffs, cypress trees, hidden beaches, shipwreck remains, and the extraordinary trail-coastal beauty of one of San Francisco's most dramatically wild and photographically captivating Pacific coastline destinations — adventure, fine art wedding photography at San Francisco's most cliff-rugged and Golden Gate-framed Lands End.

A sandy beach beneath the Golden Gate Bridge — with dramatic wave action, sunset silhouettes, bridge-framed horizons, and the extraordinary beach-bridge beauty of one of San Francisco's most scenically positioned and photographically captivating Pacific beach destinations — romantic, cinematic wedding photography at San Francisco's most bridge-adjacent and sunset-golden Baker Beach.

The world's most crooked street — with eight hairpin turns, vibrant hydrangea gardens, red-brick roadway, and the extraordinary street-winding beauty of one of San Francisco's most uniquely engineered and photographically captivating switchback street destinations — candid, documentary wedding photography at San Francisco's most flower-lined and switchback-famous Lombard Street.

A historic chocolate factory turned waterfront marketplace — with brick architecture, bay views, artisan shops, and the extraordinary square-waterfront beauty of one of San Francisco's most historically charming and photographically captivating waterfront marketplace destinations — candid, editorial wedding photography at San Francisco's most brick-elegant and bay-viewing Ghirardelli Square.

The oldest Chinatown in North America — with ornate Dragon Gate, lantern-lined Grant Avenue, pagoda rooftops, and the extraordinary gate-cultural beauty of one of America's most historically significant and photographically captivating Asian heritage district destinations — documentary, photojournalistic wedding photography at San Francisco's most lantern-adorned and dragon-gated Chinatown.

The oldest public Japanese garden in the United States — with pagoda, moon bridge, koi ponds, cherry blossoms, and the extraordinary garden-Japanese beauty of one of America's most serenely designed and photographically captivating tea garden destinations — romantic, fine art wedding photography at San Francisco's most moon-bridged and cherry-blossomed Japanese Tea Garden.

A former military post turned national park — with eucalyptus groves, coastal batteries, Andy Goldsworthy art installations, and the extraordinary park-military beauty of one of San Francisco's most historically layered and photographically captivating national park destinations — romantic, documentary wedding photography at San Francisco's most grove-shaded and art-installed Presidio.

America's most infamous island prison — with weathered cellblocks, bay panoramas, lighthouse, gardens reclaiming concrete, and the extraordinary island-historic beauty of one of America's most dramatically positioned and photographically captivating island fortress destinations — editorial, artistic wedding photography at San Francisco's most bay-surrounded and historically-layered Alcatraz.