A Glam Gold And White Wedding In San Francisco

Gold and white glam ballroom wedding reception

If you have ever been too or seen photos of the Palace of Versailles and wished you could say "I do" in the Hall of Mirrors, we have some great news for you, the Fairmont in San Francisco has a stunning ballroom space that will practically transport you to France! The Gold Room is a regal space that will give your glamorous wedding day the "extra" touch you have been looking for!

Keep scrolling to see how Ashely and Yun's beautiful day too full advantage of this stunning space. And don't miss a single detail captured by Coco Tran in our full gallery!

floral bridesmaid getting ready robes

glam gold and white wedding invitations

Jimmy Choo wedding shoes getting wedding ready

wedding ring

sweet wedding kiss bride and groom photo

San Francisco wedding photos

formal wedding party sweet San Francisco wedding photos

all white wedding bouquet

wedding veil wedding kiss

A Day Of Details

Every detail was thought through and with an A-list team of vendors we made sure that Ashley and Yun had the day that they envisioned. The ceremony & reception took place in the Gold Room with an epic flip during cocktail hour. You really see what your team is made of when you have one hour to turn your gorgeous ceremony into an all-new reception space for 200 guests.
Her details included stunning flowers from Amy Burke Designs (honestly, show-stopping centerpieces and ceremony flowers!), acrylic place cards, a creamy white dance floor, gold chairs to match the gold room from The Chiavari Guys, and an unforgettable dance party courtesy of Dart DJ. Their wedding day held so many sweet moments between family and friends as they celebrate Ashley & Yun.

white and blush floral arrangement

gold room wedding ceremony in glamorous gold and white here comes the bride

here comes the bride

mirrored wedding sign glamorous Lazaro wedding gown

wedding kiss

Wedding Advice

Definitely, practice the ceremony with the officiant doing his/her full speech without interruptions. This will help you to gauge whether it's too long or too short. We practiced ours with questions and comments throughout, so on the day of the ceremony was way shorter than we anticipated!
I wouldn't say anything went wrong, but it's definitely normal for little things to happen not the way you planned them to. For example, we had signs for cocktail hour and during our first look the wind blew and I heard the sign fall and shatter. It could have been worse but little things like that really don't matter the day of. Also, it helped that we had another sign on hand.

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