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California Micro Weddings

Small + intimate.
Real wedding.

15 to 50 guests. Backyards, vineyards, cliffside ceremonies, hotel rooftops. Documentary photo + film built for the scale of your day. From $4,500.

Plan a micro weddingWhere it works

Every guest at a micro wedding is someone you actively chose to be there. That changes the day. The photos look different too — it's not crowd photography, it's portraiture inside a real wedding.

Smaller. Closer. Documented properly.

Where micro weddings work

5 settings we know cold.

Backyard / Estate

20 to 40 guests at a private estate. Long farm-table dinners, string lights, ceremony under a tree. Most photographable, most personal.

Vineyard Half-Day

Napa, Sonoma, Carmel Valley estates booked for the afternoon only. Ceremony, dinner, send-off — done by 9pm.

Cliffside Ceremony + Restaurant Dinner

Big Sur, Pacifica, Mendocino — short ceremony at a public scenic spot, then dinner at a great restaurant.

Hotel Suite + Rooftop

SF, LA, San Diego boutique hotels. Get-ready in the suite, ceremony on the rooftop, dinner downstairs.

City Hall + After-Party

SF/LA/SD City Hall ceremony + 30 to 50 friends for dinner at a private dining room afterward.

Pricing

3 packages scaled to your guest count.

Half-Day

$4,500
5 hrs
  • • 1 photographer
  • • 400+ edited photos
  • • Same-day sneak peek
  • • Best for ceremony + dinner
  • • 15 to 30 guests
Most popular

Photo + Film

$7,500
7 hrs
  • • 1 photographer + 1 cinematographer
  • • 500+ photos · 4-min film
  • • Drone where allowed
  • • Same-day sneak peek by midnight
  • • 30 to 50 guests

Heirloom

$11,500+
10 hrs
  • • Full-day coverage
  • • 700+ photos · 8-min film
  • • Engagement session included
  • • Premium album
  • • Multi-location coverage
FAQ

Most-asked.

What counts as a micro wedding?+
15 to 50 guests, typically. Below 15 we treat it as an elopement (different package, simpler logistics). Above 50 the day starts needing production support — bigger venue, more vendors, day-of coordinator — and we move into the standard wedding package.
Why are micro weddings less expensive than full weddings?+
Smaller guest lists mean fewer hours of coverage needed. A 30-guest dinner doesn't need a 90-minute cocktail hour, a 6-piece band, or 3 hours of dancing. We typically cover 5 to 7 hours instead of 10 to 12 — same documentary quality, half the runtime.
Can we still do all the traditions?+
Yes. Most micro weddings keep the ceremony, the toasts, the first dance, the cake cut. Some skip dancing entirely and do a 3-course dinner instead. Some add a backyard movie projector after dinner. Whatever shape your day takes, we document it.
What if we want it filmed too?+
The Photo + Film package adds a cinematographer. They run 1-camera operation (vs. 2-camera for full weddings) which keeps production small and unobtrusive — important when the whole guest list is 30 people in someone's backyard.
How early should we book?+
Saturdays April through October — 6 to 9 months out. Friday + Sunday weddings often book 60 to 90 days ahead. We hold one micro-wedding date per weekend, so they fill up faster than full weddings (we hold one full wedding too — opposite day).

Ready?
Tell me about your day.

10 minutes. Tell me your guest count, the setting, the date — I'll send back availability + the right package.

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