10+ Years
In luxury hospitality
Cultural Fluency
Chinese & Korean traditions
Multilingual
English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean
On Location
By appointment, at your venue
Palo Alto and its neighbors, Menlo Park, Atherton, Los Altos, hold some of the most beautiful private grounds in the state, much of it behind hedges you'd never notice from the road. Garden estates, historic halls, established clubs, all within a short drive of each other.
It's also one of the most internationally connected communities in America, which shapes the celebrations we plan here, bilingual weddings, milestone banquets, and events that bring families from two cultures together. Karina plans fluently in Mandarin and Cantonese, so nothing important gets lost in translation.
Whether it's a discreet estate wedding or a polished corporate evening, the expectation on the Peninsula is quiet excellence, everything handled, nothing showy about the effort. That's exactly how we work.
Where to Celebrate
Settings we love in Palo Alto.
Estate
Garden Estates & Private Homes
Palo Alto, Atherton, and Menlo Park are rich with garden estates and residences suited to discreet, high-end celebrations.
Classic
University & Historic Halls
University-adjacent halls and historic buildings offer handsome, walkable ceremony and reception spaces.
Modern
Downtown Hotels & Private Dining
Design-forward hotels and private dining rooms suit rehearsal dinners, corporate evenings, and modern receptions.
Club
Peninsula Country Clubs
Established clubs across the mid-Peninsula pair manicured grounds with the seamless service larger weddings rely on.
These are a few of the settings we love in Palo Alto; they're a starting point, not a catalog. Tell us your guest count and the feeling you're after and we'll recommend current venues matched to your date and budget.
Areas We Serve
Around Palo Alto, and across the Bay.
Bilingual & Cultural Celebrations
Chinese & Korean ceremonies in Palo Alto, done right.
The Peninsula has one of the largest Chinese and broader Asian-American communities in the country, and the celebrations reflect it, tea ceremonies, bilingual programs, banquets where the seating and toasts follow the right etiquette. Karina runs all of it fluently in Mandarin and Cantonese, so both sides of the family feel it was planned by one of their own.
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