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Chihuahua or pug? How about both?!
Stephanie and Charley first met when Stephanie was bartending at [now closed] Soda Popinski. Her words, “Charley and his friends would come in all the time (Charley lived around the corner). I worked the same shifts for a long time, so we all got to know each other really well. My friend Molly told me…
Read MoreAll I need in life are family, friends, Felix, food, and festivalsđź’•
I’ll come clean, I swiped that title straight from Michelle’s IG page. I had to, can you think of a more perfect title to their page?! When Michelle, who happens to be one of our day-of assistants, asked us to help with their wedding at San Francisco’s Westin St. Francis, “of course” was the only…
Read MoreA sign of good fortune
A few days after Andrew and Brian’s wedding, I received a really nice note from the couple. One of the lines that really stuck out was how their friends told them that their wedding “was inspiring because it felt like a continuation of the normalization/visibility of gay marriage.” Maybe living in the Bay Area we…
Read More“The biggest happiness is when at the end of the year you feel better than at the beginning.” – Henry David Thoreau
The story has it that, as the current year is nearing the end, we say goodbye to Father Time as he hands the upcoming year off to the Baby New Year. While none of the Dreams on a Dime team has been a baby for quite some time, we will try to approach 2024 as…
Read MoreTen down, yeehaw!
Over the 10 years we’ve been working with Truebeck Construction on their annual holiday gathering, party goers have been asking to do a Western theme; 2023 seemed as good as time as any to give them what they asked for. When guests entered the Truebeck rodeo corral, they were treated to country music, animals, trick…
Read More160 cups of boba, 100 bottles of zbiotics, 110 bottles of soju, 15 pints of ice cream, countless plates of dim sum, braised beef, lasagna, tacos…
If you want to ensure that your party is going to be fun, you need to do little more than invite Jess and Ed to your event. Since this wedding was the couple’s own event, you were pretty much guaranteed it was going to be a blast. Both Jess and Ed are super foodies, so…
Read MoreLife-changing moments
“Explore your world from the heart of Golden Gate Park.” As the majority of Sabrina and Austin’s guests were from out-of-town, the couple wanted to treat them to something truly unique and very San Francisco, so they hosted their celebration at the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. The ceremony backdrop was an…
Read MoreFulfillment of a Vow Vowed
Sara and Adrian’s story began in October 2016 and, even though they met on a dating app, Sara wasn’t on the app looking for Adrian. Recently graduated from Berkeley and anxious about the job hunt, Sara signed up for OK Cupid not to find love, but to practice her elevator speech on unsuspecting dates. Adrian…
Read MoreHope, Good Luck, and ProsperityÂ
Monica & Ryen met online during COVID. Starting a relationship during a pandemic was difficult but made their relationship stronger. The couple planned a transatlantic Hindu wedding from their home in England, which included a baraat, the groom’s procession on a white horse, with family and friends surrounding him as he made his way to…
Read MoreSweet Sassy Molassy
Eva & Chris met when he moved into her building. Chris was immediately smitten; Eva didn’t think it was a good idea to date someone who lived in her building. But Chris persisted and eventually convinced Eva to take a chance on him. In line with his musical background, for the ceremony recessional, Chris’ friends…
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