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Kimberly and Steve's spring city hall micro wedding was a March 2025 day that started under the dome at San Francisco City Hall and carried down to the water for dinner. They kept it small and close, said their vows on the marble beneath the rotunda, and let the grand old building do the rest.
Morning was for getting ready. The ceremony came in the afternoon, light coming through the tall arched windows of San Francisco City Hall, the rotunda quiet around them. By evening the two of them had made their way to the bay for a long dinner over the water, the day closing the way they'd wanted it to.
They were married inside City Hall, on the marble beneath the great dome, Rev. Samuel Fullerton officiating. Steve waited at the front and Kimberly came to meet him, and they exchanged their vows and rings under the rotunda with the afternoon light pouring through the tall arched windows.
A musician played while their closest people stood close by. The ceremony was short and held exactly what it needed to hold.
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“Married on the marble beneath the great dome, the afternoon light pouring through the tall arched windows.”
Afterward came the portraits the building is made for. San Francisco City Hall opened in 1915, its rotunda floor laid in Tennessee pink marble and its grand staircase sweeping up beneath the fifth-largest dome in the world. Kimberly and Steve took their photos along it, on the stairs and through the arches, with family gathered close for the group shots.
With a building like that, every surface is already doing the work. They took their time in it.