Our wedding will take place at The Ebell of Los Angeles on Saturday, October 10th, 2026 beginning at 5:00 PM. The venue is located at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Lucerne Boulevard in the Miracle Mile neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Formal invitations will be sent later this year, and an RSVP reply date will be included on the formal invitation. In the meantime, if you already know you'll be unable to join us after receiving your save the date, please let us know at your earliest convenience. We'll be sad to miss you!
Our wedding ceremony will begin promptly at 5:00 PM. To ensure a prompt start to the festivities, we aim to have guests in their seats for the ceremony by 4:45 PM. Shuttle transportation will be provided from The Conrad Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles where we've chosen to accommodate our traveling guests. Please check back closer to our wedding date for more information about departure times. Our wedding venue is only eight miles away from Downtown Los Angeles, but don't be deceived! The drive can take up to forty-five minutes in Los Angeles on a Saturday. If you plan to self-drive or use a ride-share app, please plan accordingly.
Yes, to highlight the Old Hollywood-era glamour of our venue, we have chosen a formal attire for our wedding! This allows for quite a bit of variation based on what feels most comfortable to you. Floor-length gowns, jumpsuits, or maxi-, midi-, and tea-length dresses as well as darker-hued suits with ties or bowties are all welcome. Need more information and inspiration? Here's a helpful article to get you started: https://www.theknot.com/content/formal-wedding-attire. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have more questions about what to wear.
The weather in Los Angeles in early October is still relatively warm (typically between 65-75 degrees). The cocktail hour portion of our wedding will take place outside in The Ebell Courtyard, so please plan shoes and outerwear accordingly. All other wedding events will be inside, and we'll have a coat check available should you like to leave your things.
Unfortunately, due to the spatial limitations of our venue, we cannot accommodate all of our lovely guests to bring a guest of their own. Therefore, we kindly ask that guests only bring a plus one if explicitly included on their invitation. Thank you so much for understanding!
Yes, some children are invited, including immediate family members and friends, and those participating in the ceremony. We kindly ask that guests only bring children who are explicitly included on their invitation. If your kids are invited but you'd rather opt for a parents' getaway weekend in LA, that's okay too! We're also happy to provide information for hotel babysitters if you plan to bring the kids to town but would prefer a night out as a couple. We're working to provide kids' meals and childcare services at the venue following the ceremony portion of the evening, so please let us know if you plan to bring your invited children at your earliest convenience so we can account for them in our planning process.
While we cannot make special meal requests, we can of course accommodate food allergies and restrictions in our pre-selected seated dinner options and for the children's meals. Please include all dietary restrictions in your RSVP and let us know if you have any additional questions or concerns.
We have booked a room block at The Conrad Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles, the area where several of our wedding weekend events will take place. Please visit the "Travel" page of our website for more information regarding accommodations.
Yes! We will also have a Welcome Party for family, the wedding party, and traveling guests on the evening of Friday, October 9th, and a Goodbye Brunch on the morning of Sunday, October 11th to say goodbye to those traveling. Please check the "Schedule" page of our website for more information.
Yes! Please visit the "Registry" page of our website for more information.
Good news—we're also history buffs, which is why we chose to get married at the iconic Ebell of Los Angeles! Founded in 1894, the Ebell quickly grew to become the largest women's club in the country, and remains a women's non-profit today. The club's current building, our wedding venue, was commissioned in 1927 and designed by notable Los Angeles architect Sumner P. Hunt, who is also known for designing the Bradbury Building, the Automobile Club of Southern California, the Doheny Mansion, and many other significant Southern California buildings. Since it was constructed, the club's Wilshire Ebell Theater has played a significant role in Hollywood history. In the early 1930s, Judy Garland was first discovered here by MGM producer George Sidney. In more recent years, the Ebell has served as a filming location for dozens of movies, television shows, and music videos, including Forrest Gump, Oppenheimer, Catch Me If You Can, The Artist, Wedding Crashers, Mad Men, Gilmore Girls, and The Rehearsal. In 1982, The Ebell was declared a Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument, and it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994. Check out The Ebell website's timeline for more information about the club's history: https://www.ebellofla.org/about-us#our-history. If you're a super history nerd (like us), here is the full National Register nomination: https://s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg-079/NPS_CA/94000401.pdf