| SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WEDDING LOCATIONS |
| Looking for an incredibly romantic place to tie the knot in California?
Below is a list of California Ceremony Locations for a California wedding that you will remember forever. This list, along with website links, is brought to you courtesy of "The Marrying Guy"(R), who has personally officiated ceremonies at every one of the following sites. |
| The wedding sites below cover the following areas: LOS ANGELES, BURBANK, GLENDALE, MALIBU, HOLLYWOOD, Long Beach, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, San Fernando Valley, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Pasadena, San Gabriel Valley, Hollywood, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Whittier, Inland Empire, North Hollywood, Santa Clarita, Simi Valley, Ventura County, Orange County, Eagle Rock, Van Nuys, Temecula, Palm Springs... and more. |
| LINKS TO BEACHES ZUMA BEACH MALIBU BEACH POINT DUME STATE BEACH VENICE BEACH WILL ROGERS BEACH TOPANGA BEACH MANHATTAN BEACH VENICE BEACH SANTA MONICA BEACH LACHUZA BEACH Malibu, CA EL MATADOR BEACH Malibu, California VETERAN'S PARK COMMUNITY CENTER Redondo Beach, CA WOODS COVE Laguna Beach AVALON CATALINA ISLAND TORRANCE BEACH BELMONT SHORE Long Beach HERMOSA BEACH PARADICE COVE Malibu, CA VENTURA COUNTY BEACHES The beaches above are just a sample of the beautiful locations from San Diego through Santa Barbara. If you are coming to California for the first time, or if you are a native, I suggest you take a day or so to drive the coast and find the spot that best suits your desires. Just be aware of the following... 1. Remember that not all beaches face west. So, if you want a sunset wedding, be careful of the beach you choose or you might actually have the sunset behind you instead of over the water. 2. California beaches can get rather cold at twilight, so bring warm clothes just in case... even in the summer. 3. Any time of the year (but especially around June) the marine layer can move inland and make the beaches cold and overcast even when the forecast say "sunny". The marine layer usually burns off by around noon on most days, but can return in the early evening or late afternoon. 4. Some beaches require a parking or entry fee. 5. Beaches don't require permits for simple weddings, but if you intend to have a large wedding (bring chairs, caterers, etc.), get a permit. 6. Beaches, like all public venues cannot be reserved without a permit, so be prepared for surfers or other beach goers to possibly be walking around as you do your wedding. Although, weddings are very common on California beaches, so most people are respectful. |
| PLEASE NOTE THAT I'VE OFFICIATED WEDDINGS AT HUNDREDS OF MORE LOCATIONS THAN WHAT ARE LISTED HERE. ASIDE FROM PRIVATE HOMES, IN THE FUTURE I WILL BE SEARCHING MY FILES FROM THE PAST AND ADD LINKS AS THEY ARE FOUND. FOR ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTED AND EXPERIENCED WEDDING OFFICIANTS IN LOS ANGELES AND THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA, YOU WILL BE IN GOOD HANDS WITH FRANK WOODS... "THE MARRYING GUY"(R) |
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OVER THE MANY YEARS I'VE BEEN A LOS ANGELES, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WEDDING OFFICIANT, I'VE HAD THE PLEASURE OF OFFICIATING WEDDINGS AT SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS IN THE STATE. BUT ALWAYS REMEMBER, THAT WHATEVER THE LOCATION YOU FINALLY CHOOSE FOR YOUR WEDDING, AT THE END OF THE DAY, AS YOU HAVE BECOME HUSBAND AND WIFE... IT WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS THE PERFECT LOCATION. |
