A Dream Wedding at Kohl Mansion — A Hidden Gem in the Bay Area

Last month, I had the joy of capturing a wedding that felt just like stepping into a painting. I’m so excited to finally share this hidden gem nestled in the Bay Area — Kohl Mansion. Timeless, elegant, and full of old-world charm, it’s truly a dream come true for anyone who loves vintage romance.

Location 📍Burlingame, California Just a 15-minute drive from SFO airport, this venue feels tucked away and private, yet it’s incredibly convenient. With its manicured gardens and castle-like architecture, Kohl Mansion feels like something straight out of a European fairytale.

The Wedding Vibe This wedding was full of soft, romantic details — from the wood-paneled staircases and vintage oil paintings to the grand halls lit with natural light. The reception was decorated with soft pink roses and fresh green grapes, with a Hunter Green color palette that complemented the space beautifully.

The bride wore a stunning vintage lace gown with a long train — she looked like she had walked straight out of a classical painting. Everything came together in the most magical way.

Thank you again for choosing us to capture your fabulous day!

🔹 Location 📍Burlingame, California Just a 15-minute drive from SFO airport, this venue feels tucked away and private, yet it’s incredibly convenient. With its manicured gardens and castle-like architecture, Kohl Mansion feels like something straight out of a European fairytale.

🔹 The Wedding Vibe This wedding was full of soft, romantic details — from the wood-paneled staircases and vintage oil paintings to the grand halls lit with natural light. The reception was decorated with soft pink roses and fresh green grapes, with a Hunter Green color palette that complemented the space beautifully.

The bride wore a stunning vintage lace gown with a long train — she looked like she had walked straight out of a classical painting. Everything came together in the most magical way.

Thank you again for choosing us to capture your fabulous day!