Wedding Shower

Rancho Guejito Vineyard

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Our Wedding

Jose Maria Orozco boarded his horse-drawn wagon and headed north from Old Town San Diego to claim a piece of land covering three square leagues, approximately 13,298 acres. The property was a gift from the Mexican Governor of California, Pio Pico, who had handed out similar vast parcels to other friends and patrons. It was one of 800 so-called Mexican Land Grant ranches awarded during a romantic period of history known as the “Days of the Dons”. Orozco named the place Rancho Guejito…

Rancho Guejito Wedding Venue Map

1. Cocktail Hour Site2. Bridal / Groom Suites3. Wedding Office4. Cocktail Hour Bar5. The Grove Ceremony Site6. Restrooms7. East Vineyard Reception Site8. Vendor Parking

The Venue

Wedding Party

What is the dress code?

For our wedding, we ask that guests dress in semi-formal or dressy cocktail attire. We will be celebrating within the beautiful California mountains and although the October afternoon sun will be warm, temperatures may drop later in the evening. Consider layering or bringing a light jacket just incase!That being said, majority of our venue will be outdoors. Please keep in mind that most areas between sites will have gravel. Chunky heels or flats are recommended for easier navigation (instead of skinny heels). Shown below is the color scheme we chose for this event. That said, please know that there’s absolutely no pressure to match these colors—feel free to wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and happy! We just wanted to give our wedding a little theme, but your personal style is what matters most to us.

What To Wear

Airport 

FROM OUT OF STATE? YOU SHOULD FLY TO (SAN) AIRPORT

San Diego International Airport

Hotel Recommendations in Escondido

15 MIN AWAY

SpringHill Suites San Diego Escondido/Downtown

20 MIN AWAY

Hilton Garden Inn San Diego/Rancho Bernardo

Rancho Bernardo Inn

25 MIN AWAY

Lakehouse Hotel & Resort - San Marcos

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are renting an AirBnb or hotel room, keep in mind that our venue is in Escondido and it is a 45 minute drive from Downtown San Diego/SAN Airport area.

Accommodations & Travel

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There are a couple things we love to do!

Old Town is the birthplace of California, with preserved historical buildings, museums, shops, and restaurants that give a glimpse of life in the 19th century. Our favorite restaurant is Cafe Coyote! We highly recommend their Chipotle Camarones!

Old Town San Diego

A beautiful coastal park offering dramatic cliffs and incredible sunset views. It’s a great place for a peaceful walk or to relax and watch the sun dip below the Pacific Ocean.Fun Fact: This is where Dominic proposed to Lailene!

Sunset Cliffs Natural Park

At La Jolla, you can swim, snorkel, and explore tide pools full of marine life. Enjoy breathtaking ocean views, relax on the beach, and watch seals and sea lions. Afterward, you can explore nearby shops and boutiques for unique finds, or take a scenic walk along the cliffs.

La Jolla By The Sea

Balboa Park is San Diego’s cultural heart, featuring beautiful gardens, walking paths, and over 17 museums. You can explore art, history, and science, all while enjoying the park’s stunning Spanish Revival architecture.

Balboa Park

For outdoor enthusiasts, Torrey Pines offers hiking trails with spectacular views of the ocean and rare Torrey pine trees. It’s one of the best spots for nature lovers and those looking for a peaceful escape.

Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve

The trolley is a convenient and fun way to explore the city, especially for visitors looking to get around without worrying about parking. The trolley system, operated by MTS (Metropolitan Transit System), serves several neighborhoods and key attractions across the city.

Lailene & Dominic