Saturday, November 2, 2024 at 4:30 PM until 9:30 PM

The wedding ceremony and reception will both be at Yamashiro Hollywood, located at 1999 N Sycamore Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90068. The space is a historic piece of Hollywood's history and has been featured in movies like "Kill Bill" and "Memoirs of a Geisha". The property is nestled in the Hollywood Hills above Sunset Blvd and includes a restaurant, Yamashiro Gardens, and the Hollywood Hills Hotel.

Formal cocktail: please dress to impress! However, we kindly ask that you not wear a full white or full red dress. Since the wedding will be in located in the open-air courtyard garden in November in the evening, there is a good chance temperatures will drop to the low 70s. There will be heated lamps on site, but feel free to bring an extra layer.

Yamashiro has valet parking. However, we encourage anyone planning on enjoying the open bar to use a Ride Share like Uber or Lyft.

We empathize with everyone's travel plans! If you plan on bringing your children, we ask that you notify us at least one month before the wedding so we can make the proper meal and seating accommodations.

We ask that you arrive by 4:30 to be seated for the ceremony (which will be short and sweet).

Yes! We will have an open bar available after the ceremony, all under the same roof as the reception.

Our menu is Asian -fusion American, just like us! The meal will be buffet style, and we will have a variety of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Please check the Menu section of the website to see specifics.

In lieu of a gift registry, in our culture, it is traditional to give red envelopes, known as "Hongbao", in place of physical gifts for weddings. The red envelope symbolizes good luck and prosperity, and the gesture is more important than the amount inside. You can bring your red envelope or wedding card to the wedding reception, where there will be a special box to collect them. For those who prefer, we also have an online option under "Registry" to give a monetary gift, which will be used in the same spirit of tradition.

Please feel free to contact either Austin or Annie for any questions you might have!