CEREMONY

Change in Plans?

Guess What?  We've moved the location we are planning to have our wedding ceremony.  We figured a June wedding deserved a nice outdoor setting at one of the most beautiful parks in Sacramento.  We will be holding our ceremony in Area 22.  The area is north (left in the picture below) of the Fish Pond and Grove common areas.  

There will be 11 other weddings at the park that day so make sure you go to the right area.  We have tried to pick a spot with as much shade as possible and will have ice cold bottled water available at the ceremony.  We will be trying to engineer some other methods of keeping everyone cool during the ceremony as well.

The wedding will begin promptly at 2:00 PM and last until about 2:30.  Please be on time, all our guest are important and we want to make sure everyone is there so we can get started.  Following the ceremony, the wedding party will do some picture taking, etc...  As we are expecting (the worst) lot of heat that day, our guests are excused to move quickly to the air conditioned reception at South Pointe where cool drinks and appetizers will be waiting for you.

Parking:  There are several parking garages located between 'L' Street and 'K' Street Mall.  We recommend using them as searching for street parking can take up a lot of your time.

15th Street is a one way heading north (left on the figure), 'L' Street is a one way heading west (down the figure below). 10th Street is a one way heading south (right on the figure) and 'N' Street is a one way heading east (up on the figure).

	15th Street
'L' Street       Ceremony---------->		'N' Street
	10th Street

Capitol State Park Usage Rules:

1) Banners, bunting, crepe, decorative tape, ribbon, etc. shall not be hung nor tacked to trees, shrubbery, fencing, or lamp posts on State property.

2) Candles or any other burning objects, may not be lit nor carried while burning on State property.

3) Chalk nor any other scribing material shall not be applied to drives, walks, or lawns.

4) Commercial activities are prohibited under Section 1855 (1) of the California Code Of Regulations.

5) Fire is not permitted on State property.

6) Ice used to cool food and beverages shall not be dumped on walks, drives, planting areas, nor lawns. This policy includes ice cream and beverages.

7) Leafleting without a permit is permissible if only one person is engaged and the leaflets are not commercial in nature. Leafleters shall be responsible for the clean up resulting from discarded leaflets.

8) No marking of any kind is permitted on the pavement or lawns, nor any other area within Capitol Park. Tape is permitted if it is removed afterwards.

9) Rope, ribbon or any other barriers are not permitted unless given permission through the permit process.

10) Stanchions, stakes, tie down pegs and all such devices shall not be placed in lawns, planting areas, walks nor drives on state property. Tents shall be secured with sandbags or water barrels.

11)Sport activities are not permitted within Capitol Park.

12) Vehicle parking is not permitted in Capitol Park. Vehicles may enter for loading and unloading purposes only with permission. Vehicles on display must obtain a parking permit or be subject to tow. Drivers shall not leave vehicles unattended, and shall supply a drip pan under the oil pan and rear axle while on state property.

13) Weapons are not permitted on state property per 171(b) pc.

14) The throwing of rice, birdseed, or soap, (bubbles) is not permitted in Capitol Park.

15) The release of balloons is not permitted in Capitol Park.

16) Alcohol is not permitted unless certain requirements are satisfied within the permit process. Hard alcohol is not permitted.

MONITORS - Security

Security officers for the day are Richard Bott, Brian Plummer and Jay

The California Code Of Regulations, Section 1855 (b)(8) requires that the permittee of the event appoints one (1) monitor for every fifty (50) people attending their event. These monitors should be visible by distinctive items of clothing or insignia that is worn during the event.

We will provide more information about the ceremony soon.