Every time I work with Erica from Stay Co and Natalie Wynn, it’s a special experience. These are some of my closest friends. We met at City Hall to create some San Francisco bride inspiration magic.
It truly wouldn’t be possible without our entire team. I loved getting the opportunity to collaborate with such creative people!
The Bridal Styled Shoot
The inspiration behind this styled shoot was my first love – street photography. I wanted to create a San Francisco bride session that felt candid yet refined, in the heart of the city.
A design for the artistic bride. For those that have a desire for candid and unposed images. A love for the energy of the city and want to create with it, instead of creating a scene for it to be something else.
Getting married at San Francisco City Hall?
The space inside is immaculate. The details of this historic building will have your guests in complete awe. Before you get married at the San Francisco City Hall, here are 3 things to consider:
- Reserved spaces are available by the hour. This gives you enough time to have probably a 30-40 min ceremony. If you are looking to just go in and out, then the 10 min civil ceremony option is for you.
- The max number of guests is 100. This is the limit for the Mayor’s Balcony. It is required to make reservations ahead of time.
- Recommended times to get married are between 9 am to 3 pm. Also ideal to do on weekdays. Since the San Francisco City Hall is a public space, you will get less of a crowd during this time frame.
Team of Vendors
Photographer Megan Robinson | Styling Erica Kopp of Stay Co | Floral Design Oak + Ash | Dress Natalie Wynn | Film Lab The Find Lab
