10+ Years
In luxury hospitality
Cultural Fluency
Chinese & Korean traditions
Multilingual
English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean
On Location
By appointment, at your venue
The Peninsula runs from San Francisco's southern edge down toward Silicon Valley, a string of affluent towns, Burlingame, San Mateo, Redwood City, Menlo Park, Atherton, Palo Alto, with the open coast at Half Moon Bay just over the hills.
It's quiet wealth and quiet excellence: garden estates behind hedges, established country clubs, polished bayfront hotels. We plan the length of it, and we know which settings suit a discreet estate wedding versus a corporate evening versus a coastal celebration.
It's also one of the most internationally connected communities in the country, which shapes what we do here, bilingual weddings and milestone banquets are part of the everyday, and Karina runs them fluently in Mandarin and Cantonese.
Where to Celebrate
Settings we love in the Peninsula.
Estate
Garden Estates & Private Homes
From Atherton to Palo Alto, private grounds suited to discreet, high-end celebrations.
Club
Peninsula Country Clubs
Established clubs pair manicured grounds with the seamless service larger weddings rely on.
Modern
Bayfront Hotels
Polished hotels along the bay carry corporate evenings, galas, and modern receptions with ease.
Oceanfront
The Coastside at Half Moon Bay
Over the hills, oceanfront resorts and farms deliver dramatic coastal celebrations.
These are a few of the settings we love in the Peninsula; 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 the Peninsula, and across the Bay.
Bilingual & Cultural Celebrations
Chinese & Korean ceremonies in the Peninsula, done right.
The Peninsula has one of the largest Chinese and broader Asian-American communities in the country, and celebrations reflect it, tea ceremonies, bilingual programs, banquets with the seating and toasts done correctly. Karina plans it all fluently in Mandarin and Cantonese.
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