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San Francisco |
 The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco - is one of the largest museums in the Western world devoted exclusively to Asian art. An architectural gem featuring a dynamic blend of beaux arts and modern design elements, the museum building is the result of a dramatic transformation of San Francisco’s former main library by renowned architect Gae Aulenti (designer of Paris’ Musée d’Orsay) into a showcase for the museum’s acclaimed collection and exhibitions. The bride and groom can choose to have three floors of galleries or special exhibitions available for their guests to enjoy during their wedding event. In addition, wedding coordinators can add varied and unusual Asian-themed entertainment options including taiko drumming, lion dancing, henna artists, and Chinese or Japanese calligraphy artists.
Asian Art Museum |
 Cliff House - Since 1863, the Cliff House has been famous for fine food, stunning ocean views, historic ambiance, and caring service. Recently remodeled and restored to its original charm, the Cliff House still offers incredible, breathtaking, panoramic views at its well-known location, high upon a cliff where the San Francisco Bay meets the Pacific Ocean. The main banquet room at the restaurant, the Terrace Room, has been updated to better serve you and your guests on your magical day. The Terrace Room, which can accommodate up to 120 guests, provides stunning ocean vistas as well as direct access to an outdoor terrace which is ideal for your wedding ceremony. The seasoned culinary team at the Cliff House will work with you to develop a menu that pleases the eye as well as the palate, while the event staff will work closely with you to ensure attentive, professional service. The Cliff House is the perfect location to celebrate one of the most treasured moments of your life.
Cliff House Restaurant |
The City Club of San Francisco - This unique Art Deco treasure with just the right combination of sophistication and glamour features an exquisite hammered gold leaf ceiling. The unique setting envelopes your guests with warm wood walls of ash, ebony, pear wood, and Philippine mahogany. An ornate brass stairway features an original 30-foot Diego Rivera mural, “The Riches of California.”