Paul & Cameron: A Colorful, Quirky Wedding at Chambers SF
Cameron had been referred to me through some Googlers who knew me from my Google days, and I was so stoked to work with him and his fiance Paul! They had a date and a venue booked, and once I found out it was Chambers SF, I knew I wanted to be involved.Read More
Olivia & Steven – A Vintage Fairytale Wedding in the Woods
Olivia and Steven’s wedding was nothing short of a fairytale. When Olivia originally reached out to me about planning her wedding, I was immediately excited about their vision — a small, intimate wedding at Tilden Park with white vintage furniture. I said, count me in!
Hillary & Stuart: A Classic Japantown Wedding
I loved Hillary and Stuart from our first meeting at Blue Danube cafe on Clement Street. They were huge Warriors fans, also lived in Inner Richmond (before I moved), and we clicked immediately and felt like old friends. Hillary had grown up at Japantown’s JCCCNC (Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California), so they were naturally getting married at Japantown. But the tricky part was the reception would be at the JCCCNC in a newly remodeled basketball gym!
Fun Template for Couple’s Wedding Trivia
We’re all about the wedding activities. Weddings are supposed to be fun, and focused on the couple. Anytime our couples are down for fun activities and doing more interactive things, we always suggest COUPLE’S TRIVIA! Read More
Wedding 101: What Questions to Ask Your Wedding Venue?
Welcome to our new series WEDDING 101 where we share with you tips and tricks about planning your wedding so you can be successful, hit your target budget, and create magical experiences for your guests!
TODAY’S FEATURE:
What questions should I ask my potential Wedding Venue?
LGBTQ+ Wedding Trends: Turning Tradition Upside Down
At Make It Mariko, we believe that love knows no boundaries, and the celebration of love should reflect the uniqueness and diversity of every couple. LGBTQ+ weddings are a beautiful expression of love and they provide an opportunity to reimagine wedding traditions and create magical, meaningful moments. Today we are going to explore some of the fun and unique ways LGBTQ+ couples are turning tradition upside down and showcasing their own love stories.Read More
Why the Wedding Industry Needs Weddings In Color
As with many people, the first wedding I ever planned was my own. I married my husband in July 2014 at Golden Gate Park’s Shakespeare Garden and had our reception at Terra Gallery. It was one of the most JOYFUL days of my life. I’ll never forget the morning AFTER we got married, we woke up next to each other in our hotel room and the FIRST thing Jonny said to me was: “Gina and Jonny got divorced.” Read More