EMILY AND ERIC
the wedding
January 30th, 2027
The Conservatory
One Sansome Street
San Francisco, California
the night before
COCKTAILS AND BITES
Friday, January 29th
6 to 8 pm
Wayfare Tavern
201 Pine Street
San Francisco, California
drinks and small bites
dressy casual
the main event
WEDDING
Saturday, January 30th
5:30 pm
The Conservatory
One Sansome Street
San Francisco, California
ceremony, cocktails, dinner, dancing
black-tie optional
after the party
AFTER PARTY
Saturday, January 30th
10:30 pm to late
The Irish Bank
10 Mark Lane
San Francisco, California
a short walk from One Sansome
wedding attire welcome
the morning after
BRUNCH
Sunday, January 31st
9:30 to 11:30 am
The Palm Court
The Palace Hotel
a relaxed send-off for out-of-town guests
come as you are
flights
San Francisco International Airport
Fly into San Francisco International, just 15 miles south of downtown and about 25 minutes by car, or accessible via BART.
Oakland International Airport
Oakland International sits across the bay, roughly 30 to 40 minutes from downtown by car or BART.
accommodations
PALACE HOTEL
A landmark since 1909, San Francisco's Palace Hotel pairs old-world grandeur with a downtown location that puts the city at your doorstep, and it's where we've reserved our room block for the weekend.
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO
A polished downtown retreat, the Four Seasons offers city views, elevated California dining, and a sleek setting.
GALLERIA PARK HOTEL
A boutique gem set in a 1911 Art Deco building in the Financial District, the Galleria Park pairs modern rooms and a rooftop terrace with an easy walk to Union Square and the city's cable cars.
transportation
WAYMO
Experience San Francisco in a robo-taxi! Make sure to download the app in advance.
RIDESHARE
The easiest transportation option in and around San Francisco is rideshare: either Lyft or Uber.
PUBLIC TRANSIT
You can explore San Francisco via cable car, bus or tram (Muni) or train (BART or CalTrain).
things to do
IN SAN FRANCISCO
- Stroll Fillmore Street, our go-to for boutiques, coffee, and a slice of the city's jazz history.
- Wander the Ferry Building and the Embarcadero, where the waterfront market serves up local food and wide bay views.
- Walk the Presidio, Crissy Field, and the Palace of Fine Arts for parkland, a glassy lagoon, and the Golden Gate up close.
- Pick up an Irish coffee at the Buena Vista, then ride the Hyde Street cable car up over Russian Hill, stop for a scoop at Swensen's, and wander down Polk Street's shops and cafes.
- Spend a slow morning in Golden Gate Park, with the de Young museum and the California Academy of Sciences ready if the rain rolls in.
- Explore North Beach and Chinatown by day, for espresso, dumplings, and the city's oldest streets.
- Catch the view from the Legion of Honor and the Lands End trail, out on the quiet, cliff-lined western edge.
- Treat yourselves to a Dungeness crab dinner--January is peak season, and it's a local specialty worth planning a night around.
NORTH OF THE CITY
- Taste your way through Napa or Sonoma, where January means quiet rooms, warm fireplaces, and easy reservations, about an hour and a half away. Some of our favorites are Caldwell, Corison, and Hammel.
- Walk among the redwoods at Muir Woods, a cathedral of old-growth trees 45 minutes north — make sure to reserve parking or the shuttle before you go.
- Ferry over to Sausalito, a waterfront town of bay views and unhurried lunches, reached by boat from the Ferry Building.
- Chase the coast to Point Reyes or Stinson Beach, for dramatic shoreline and a lighthouse on a clear day.
SOUTH OF THE CITY
- Escape to Santa Cruz, a closer stretch of boardwalk and redwoods about an hour and a half down the coast.
- Drive the 17-Mile Drive through Pebble Beach to Carmel-by-the-Sea, a classic coastal day — give it the full day, as it's about two hours each way.
- Slip out to Half Moon Bay, the shortest coastal getaway, with wide beaches and a charming main street under an hour away.
