Wedding Day

San Francisco City Hall, Fourth Floor North Gallery

Ceremony

Wayfare Tavern

Reception

Our Wedding

Our journey began on an ordinary Thursday afternoon in May of 2022, though it would soon become anything but ordinary. Kaley, on her lunch break, decided to use the time to have her car aligned and checked for a noise she had been hearing. She called a local shop to see if they had availability — and that call led her to Bryan. Upon arrival, Bryan invited Kaley to take a short drive so she could point out the sound she was concerned about. While Kaley may have noticed a quick glance from Bryan, she thought little of it. Behind the scenes, however, Bryan’s coworker — and now groomsman — had made a bet with him: that he wouldn’t get her number. The wheels were set in motion. Bryan completed the alignment and offered to replace Kaley’s brakes the next day after work, in exchange for dinner. They agreed, and the following evening, after the car was taken care of, they shared a sushi dinner that lasted nearly three hours. What stood out wasn’t just how easily the conversation flowed, but how meaningful it was. They spoke openly about their families, their lives, and their values — discovering a rare and immediate connection. The very next day, Kaley reached out with an invitation to play pool. Remembering that Bryan once worked in a pool hall, she crafted the perfect excuse to see him again. That Saturday turned into 13 hours of pool, darts, dinner, and heartfelt conversation. And from that weekend forward, they’ve been inseparable. What began as a simple car appointment quickly became something far more profound — a chance meeting that turned into a lifelong connection. From a friendly bet and a test drive to building a life together, we are so grateful for the unexpected path that brought us here — and we can’t wait to celebrate the next chapter with you.

Our Story

Photos

1pm - 2pm: Ceremony (please arrive at 12:30pm)2pm-3pm: Group Photos3pm - 5pm: Explore the city, take a nap or grab a drink5pm - 9pm: Reception9pm - end: Dancing at local bar

Wedding Schedule

Kevin Reimann

Emily Parker

Janissa Allen

Rebecca Odessky

Bob Phelps

Brandon Salazar

Edgar Mariano

Wedding Party

Think suits and ties, cocktail or evening dresses, or anything you’d wear to a classy celebration. The overall vibe of the wedding is moody and classy—think rich tones, elegant style, and a little bit of drama (the good kind!). We kindly ask that you avoid wearing white (as is tradition) and also steer clear of plum and maroon, which are reserved for the wedding party. Otherwise, feel free to dress in a way that reflects the sophisticated, evening feel of the day.Dress to impress. We can’t wait to see you looking your best!

Dress Code

We are so excited to celebrate this special moment with our closest friends and family. Our wedding will be a formal and intimate gathering, and we kindly ask for your understanding and support as we keep it invite-only—with no additional plus-ones. To preserve the experience and allow everyone to be fully present, the ceremony will be unplugged. That means no phones or cameras during the ceremony, please. Our photographer will be there to beautifully capture every moment, and we promise to share those memories with you afterward. Our wedding reception will be held at a cozy local restaurant that we love—not your typical ballroom affair, but something much more personal and relaxed. While it is a celebration of our marriage, it won’t follow the traditional reception script. Think of it more as an intimate gathering with good food, meaningful conversations, and the people who matter most.

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Q + A

TIPS FOR PICKING A PLACE TO STAY The listed hotels are closest to both the ceremony and reception—ideal for minimizing travel time. There isn’t a single “top pick”; all options are chosen for their convenience. Check each hotel’s parking info (cost, availability, in/out rules) before booking. If your hotel doesn’t offer parking, consider using the SpotHero app. Please note that the last 2 listed hotels found on the 'Travel' tab border San Francisco’s Tenderloin district, known for high rates of homelessness, open-air drug use, and elevated crime, especially car break-ins.

Beacon Grand only offers Valet parking for $72 + tax per day with in-and-out privileges. To utilize the Valet Services, please pull into the white loading/unloading zone in front of the hotel at 450 Powell Street.

Beacon Grand A Union Square Hotel

Guest parking starts at $65.00 plus tax per day, with in and out privileges.

Handlery Union Square Hotel

Valet parking: $77/night for compact, $87 for large vehicles + tax. 6-ft garage height limit.

Courtyard San Francisco Union Square

Standard vehicles: $75/night + taxOversized vehicles: $85/night + tax

The Marker Union Square San Francisco

King George does not have on-site parking, but there are several nearby parking garages and valet options available. We have personally stayed at this hotel before and parked in the garage 1 block away. It was $40/night.

King George Hotel

The Hayes Valley Inn does not have on-site parking. For guests arriving by car or motorbike, we recommend the&nbsp;Performing Arts Garage, a public parking facility located just 3 minutes away at 444 Stockton St, San Francisco, CA 94108.

Hayes Valley Inn

Travel

Check out @andrewtourssf on Instagram. Each week Andrew posts events happening in SF.

Just a 2-minute walk from City Hall, Civic Center Plaza offers a food court, free game tables including chess and ping pong for friendly matches. Be sure to check the plaza’s website for the event calendar on the day of your visit!

Civic Center Plaza

The Asian Art Museum in San Francisco is open Fridays from 10 AM to 5 PM. Admission is $20 for adults. Located just a 4-minute walk from City Hall, it’s one of the world’s leading museums focused on Asian and Asian American art and culture. The museum features over 20,000 pieces, from ancient artifacts to contemporary works, representing the rich diversity of 48 Asian countries and the global Asian diaspora. It’s a great place to explore both historical and modern perspectives through beautiful, thought-provoking art.

Asian Art Museum

Take a moment to explore the stunning Main Library of the San Francisco Public Library, which is an architectural gem in the heart of the city. With four expansive floors of books, exhibits, and quiet corners, it surrounds a sunlit central lobby crowned by a striking spiral skylight. Whether you're a lover of literature, art, or simply a beautiful space, the Main Library invites you to stroll, discover, and be inspired.

Main Library - San Francisco Public Library

Just a 4-minute drive or 17-minute walk from City Hall, Hayes Valley is a charming neighborhood filled with trendy boutiques, cozy coffee shops, and great restaurants. Enjoy its vibrant mix of arts, culture, and beautiful historic architecture.

Visit Hays Valley

This is a hidden gem in the Tenderloin, just a 7-minute walk from City Hall. This spacious spot features stunning Art Deco details and offers some of the cheapest drinks in the neighborhood. Emperor has a pool table, shuffleboard and a large back smoking patio. They even have Pliny the Elder on draft, along with fast, friendly service—perfect for a relaxed hangout.

Kaley & Bryan

Kaley & Bryan

Things to Do

Civic Center Plaza

Asian Art Museum

Main Library - San Francisco Public Library

Visit Hays Valley

Emperor Norton's BoozeLand