916-808-0957Take advantage of our $600 Event Special, now through June 2017 at either the Pavilion at Haggin Oaks or Lakeside at Bartley Cavanaugh!
Recently engaged? Have a birthday party or upcoming event? Our $600 event space rental fee is good on any event scheduled through June 2017. Hurry, as all future events are subject to a full price fee.
We’re thrilled to offer this amazing deal.
Here’s what’s included with pricing:
Rehearsal and Ceremony Event Coordinator
White Resin Ceremony Chairs
White Resin Reception Chairs & Tables
Set up/Take down/Clean-up
Onsite Catering Manager
Floor Length Linens & Napkins in your color choice
Six hours of time (event can last until 2am)
Photograph: Denise Reason
This is a savings of nearly $1700 for a Saturday booking!
This end of year special won’t last long, as dates tend to book fast. Choose our award-winning service at Morton Golf and stay within budget! How amazing is that! Why wait? venues will book quickly, so be sure to set up an appointment with a wedding coordinator today.
Whether you choose the Pavilion at Haggin Oaks or Lakeside at Bartley Cavanaugh, rest assured that our event and catering staff is dedicated to providing the highest level of professionalism and detail on your special day. That’s why we only have one event a day – yours!
Limited dates available for this unbelievable event special. Please call Rebecca Kirtlan at 916-870-8597 today for details and booking information.
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From the Bride: My favorite memory is hearing Craig’s vows, which he wrote himself and were a surprise the day of the wedding. They were so personal and perfect that I had to hug him afterward, which made all our guests laugh.
Our favorite detail was the huge wooden L-O-V-E letters that we rented from Tin Roof Farmhouse. We went back and forth a lot on whether or not to rent them and then whether or not to have them outside (since there was rain in the forecast) and we were SO happy that we rented them and had them outside because so many people took pictures in front of them (couples, groups of friends, families etc.) and it made me so happy and contributed to our “love” theme!
We also had a Sacramento theme with each table named after a place, team. etc. in Sacramento (e.g., Tower Bridge, River Cats). Each table number card had the table number and name on the front and a picture of Craig and me at that place on the back with a description of how it relates to us. We also had two kegs of beer that Craig and my dad brewed especially for our wedding at Yolo Brewing Company – a blonde ale and a scotch ale with names representing the bride and groom – the Sweet Blonde and the Tall Scotch and Handsome.
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From the bride: Start planning as soon as you can. Find your venue and set the date, you really can’t do anything until this is set. Keep lists, spreadsheets on excel were my best friends. I had a crazy spreadsheet that I would have been lost without. It contained all the following to keep track of everything: guest name (individually, helped me know our headcount), mailing address, if the invite was mailed, hand delivered, response card received, not received, food choice (if you are having platted), I had a column for each of our choices, chicken, steak, vegan, gift column makes writing thank you cards so much easier, and a column saying I mailed my thank you cards out. It truly was my best friend. Also if you are sending response cards assign each card a specific number that matches your spreadsheet that way if someone sends it back without names, or does not, you can reference your list and know who it is, or who is missing.
From the Groom: We met early in high school and started dating shortly after meeting each other in class. Although we chose to attend different colleges, we worked through the challenges of being apart and realized that our life was meant to be together. During our junior year of college, Eliza was supposed to be going on a lunch date with one of her eventual bridesmaids. Instead, I had her bridesmaid send her on a scavenger hunt across different memories in our relationship. The last clue ended with her finding me in a park, where I played “Can’t Help Falling in Love” on the ukulele, which ended up being our first dance song, before proposing.
From the groom: Our wedding day had so many amazing memories that I will remember forever. The moment that brings out the strongest emotions would be at the start of our reception. I think entering the reception as the new “Mr. and Mrs.” finally let the emotions of everything my wife and I have worked at in our relationship come to fruition. The excitement of the moment overwhelmed me in our entrance proving that everything was real. It was truly a wonderful feeling.
From the bride: I have so many favorite memories from that day, but one of them would have to be our first dance. During the dance it was like no one else was there with us and for those few minutes Keean and I were able to soak in every bit of love we had for each other with no distractions. It was a perfect way for us to appreciate all the time we put into planning that day and reflect on our journey of being together.
If you’re a bride on a budget, all-greenery bouquets will always be much more affordable than fresh flowers. Plus, they look gorgeous when paired with a white wedding gown! It’s a win, win if you ask me.
Decorate the Pavilion tent with garlands of greenery like Alla and Viktor for a romantic look.
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From the bride: We met through friends. Andrew noticed me long before he began pursuing. Eventually, he made his move and asked me on a double date to the movies. We got engaged on New Years Eve in Old Sacramento under the fireworks.
From the Bride: I incorporated the tradition of something old, something borrowed and something blue. My mom bought a new diamond bracelet and gave it to me while getting ready expressing that ‘diamonds are old’ My shoes were new and I added pearls and rhinestones to the strap. I borrowed the headband I wore from my best friend’s wedding. And I wore blue panties as my something blue! :)
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