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The Montecito Orchard, a Private Estate in Santa Barbara, California Come with me on a tour of “The Montecito Orchard,” a private estate available for a minimum number of weddings and events per year. This garden venue is located just outside of Santa Barbara, California and is not a venue at all, but a stunning […]
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Leah and Chuck’s Rustic Chic Roblar Winery and Vineyards Wedding in Santa Ynez. Nestled in a 40-acre vineyard surrounded by oak trees, Roblar Winery reflects the rustic and authentic spirit of Santa Ynez Wineries. Leah and Chuck chose this venue not only for its natural beauty but also for its philosophy of showcasing the variety […]
The wedding took place on a private polo field, an open canvas for us to set the perfect stage for our couple’s big day. The horizon was a breathtaking panorama of the crashing Pacific waves at the stunning Klentner Ranch, located in Santa Barbara California. Our design goal was to create an atmosphere that was […]
Wedding & Event Venue with overnight accommodations in Santa Ynez, California The Sunstone Villa is a true masterpiece. Designed and built using authentic reclaimed materials from the South of France, this venue creates a most spectacular European wedding experience. When you arrive through the private gate, you feel as though you are transported to France. Rounding […]
Is a “first look” right for you? The first look, when you see each other BEFORE the ceremony, may be right for you if; ⠀ – You want to join some of cocktail hour ⠀⠀– If you are having a wedding in late Fall or Winter, the sun will most likely be setting close to […]
Amanda is beloved by her couples as someone who not only operates at the highest level of service, but as someone who truly cares about transforming the planning process into a tranquil and delightful experience.
Intuitive and discerning in nature, Amanda’s approach revolves around discovering each couple’s unique personality and blending it with her signature, European-inspired designs.
