Delta King Hotel

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Our Wedding

Our story officially began on a very hot 110 degree pandemic day in August, the kind of day where the world felt upside down, everything was closed, and stepping outside felt like walking straight into an oven. But somehow, in the middle of all that chaos (and heat), we found each other. Between our own kids, busy lives, and everything that comes with starting over, we built something strong, steady, and full of love… not just for each other, but for the family we’re creating together.  Now we can’t wait to begin our next chapter, surrounded by the people who have loved and supported us along the way.

Our love story 

Our Story

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High energy, no brakes - keeping it interesting

Trish 

Calm, collected and quietly analyzing everything

Gerrit

Lily

Olive

Asher

Annabelle

Madden

Keeper of the lore and inside jokes
"seen it all, ask me anything"

Melissa

Unfireable since Y2K.
Too cool for most - you wouldn't get it.
"Just wait til they know us"

Shawna

Probably barefoot in the woods.
Endless laughter - "I wonder if they can hear us"

Megan

Vanessa

Since way back when
"built on dirt bikes, beer, and bad decisions"

Ryan

Good vibes, feeds you, hypes you, shows up
"He understood the assignment"

Steve

The Crew

Conveniently located in Sacramento, Delta King Hotel provides cozy rooms, a restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a bar. Featuring a 24 hr. front desk, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace. Private parking is available on site. Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV, and certain rooms at the Delta King have a city view. Popular points of interest near the Delta King Hotel include California State Railroad Museum, Crocker Art Museum, and Raley Field. Sac airport is 10 minutes away.

Nestled on the Sacramento River across from historic Old Town Sacramento, Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade offers spacious suites with a separate living area. Entertainment venue Golden 1 Center is 10 minutes’ walk away. The 2-room suites at Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade offer two 42-inch flat-screen cable TVs with movie channels. Suites also include a microwave, a refrigerator and a coffee machine. This hotel serves a cooked-to-order breakfast every morning. For light meals, salads and pizza guests can visit Marketplace Café. The Crocker Art Museum is 5 minutes’ walk away from the property. The California State Capitol Museum is 1 mi away from Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Sacramento Riverfront Promenade

Just off motorway I-5 in the center of Sacramento, California, within one block of Old Sacramento, this hotel offers amenities such as free wireless internet access and an on-site restaurant. Holiday Inn Sacramento - Capitol Plaza features an outdoor swimming pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Attractions such as the State Capitol Building and the Crocker Art Museum are within minutes of the Sacramento Capitol Plaza Holiday Inn. Guests can also easily reach the Sacramento Convention Center and California Railroad Museum.

Holiday Inn Sacramento Downtown-Arena by IHG

Where to stay

Guests are welcome to add a touch of the Roaring Twenties—beaded dresses, fringe, feathers, pinstripes, or classic suits. Gatsby-inspired looks are encouraged but not required.

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Lots of out-of-towners! For Thursday and Friday guest arrivals! 4:00 Check in Guests are encouraged to enjoy dinner and drinks around downtown at their leisure. Look under the things to do section! DOCO is a 5 min walk and has so much! Friday November 6th. 2-7pm We will be having a private ceremony with our parents and kids only. We’ll be thinking of you and looking forward to celebrate with everyone Saturday night! A more detailed itinerary will be posted closer to wedding date.

Itinerary

Underground Mini Golf

Fanny Ann’s Saloon is a historic old-time saloon, good for drinks + history.

Fanny Ann's Saloon

One of the biggest draws: historic trains, exhibits, a roundhouse, and even excursion train rides.

California State Railroad Museum

A reconstructed historic theater from 1849, one of the earliest in California.

The Eagle Theatre

A photo studio that dresses people in old-time (Gold Rush-era) costumes for fun, quirky souvenir photos.

McGee's Old Time Photos

Sacramento’s Gold Rush era and local history.•	Underground tours of the old city sidewalks.•	The building is a reproduction of the 1854 City Hall / Waterworks.

Sacramento History Museum

DOCO - Downtown Commons

Things to Do

Registry

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The Delta King Hotel History The historic Delta King is an authentic 285–foot riverboat that was originally built in Glasgow, Scotland, and Stockton, California. The King and her identical twin, the Delta Queen, were christened on May 20, 1927 and began their daily river voyages between San Francisco and Sacramento in June of that year. At 6:00 pm each evening, the grand monarchs of the Delta left their docks for the 10 ½ hour trip that included prohibition era drinking, jazz bands, gambling and fine dining. A stateroom was $3.50, but for a dollar and “your own blanket” the night could be spent on the Cargo Deck. The King and Queen reigned on the Sacramento River until the late 1930’s, when an increase in the number of roads, bridges and automobiles made river boating a less efficient means of transportation. Depression and World War II signaled the end of the sternwheeler era, and both the King and Queen were drafted into the U.S. Navy to serve on San Francisco Bay as net tenders, floating barracks, troop transports and hospital ships. They were painted Navy gray, and renamed YFB 55 (Delta King), and YFB 56 (Delta Queen). At the conclusion of the War, the Delta Queen was purchased by the Green Line Steamers of Cincinnati, and taken via the Panama Canal to the Mississippi River where she still serves as the flagship of the Delta Queen Steamboat Company. The King was ingloriously shuttled between Canada and California as a derelict, with hopes of becoming a floating Ghirardelli Square or Chinese restaurant dashed by sinkings and litigations. In 1984, after being partially submerged for 15 months in San Francisco Bay, the Delta King was acquired by the Coyne Family, and towed to Old Sacramento, where it underwent a complete renovation. Five painstaking years later the Delta King reopened to reign, once again, as the heralded monarch of the Sacramento River. Today, the beautiful floating hotel enjoys year-round activity. The original 88 staterooms now number 44 larger rooms. The award winning Pilothouse Restaurant, and the elegant Delta Lounge offer Sacramento’s most romantic views. The two theatre venues, including Suspects Murder Mystery Theatre, where guests become involved in the intrigue, and the Delta King Theatre, where audiences enjoy live plays in an intimate theatre setting, offer an exciting night life aboard the Delta King. The Delta King also hosts meetings, conferences, weddings and private parties. “More than a hotel, the Delta King is a living Memory” – Travel &amp; Leisure Magazine

History of The Delta King

Delta King ROOM BLOCK CODE b244292 Stay on the boat! We have reserved a room block on the Delta King so you can stay aboard with us all weekend. Discounted for our party Friday and Saturday night! Its the most convenient option and its right in the heart of old sac. Its located ON the river and steps from all the festivities. If you'd like a more updated place to lay your drunken head, there are other options too.

Trish & Gerrit