A premier wedding venue on California’s central coast, Riata Ranch provides a luxurious and private setting that is a short 20 minute drive from the heart of San Luis Obispo’s thriving downtown. We offer multiple romantic and rustic chic event spaces to choose from throughout our picturesque property. A variety of event packages are designed to cover all of your potential needs. Rustic weddings under one of our many large oak trees can provide you with a traditional backdrop. Our one-of-a-kind Grand Tipis, imported from Sweden, will give an atmosphere unrivaled on the central coast of California. The timeless and iconic Ranch House sits with a vantage point that allows you and all of your guests to take in the expansive beauty of Riata Ranch. Each package offers versatility to ensure that all of your wedding dreams come true. To fully appreciate the beauty of our property, please come visit us in person. Just call or email us to arrange a private tour.

Oak + Ivy at Home Sweet Home is a modern farmhouse Vacation Rental located in Paso Robles, California that boasts a romantic + rustic vibe to your wedding ceremony. This wedding venue features large gorgeous oak trees and some of the most exclusive scenery on the West Coast. Convienently located near downtown Paso Robles and with close proximity to hwy 101. Our team is dedicated to making your private events romantic and fun. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail and personalized service. Many package options to make your stay with us, one to remember! Inquire for more information.

Is Almond Springs Venue a good fit for your wedding? If you are looking for a rustic and romantic country chic wedding venue, Almond Springs is right for you! The space, just over two acres, is warm, inviting, charming, and full of fun! Set within a fifth generation working and operating ranch, you will enjoy ultimate privacy and 360 degrees of breathtaking views. Located 16 miles from downtown Paso Robles, you will enjoy driving through endless vineyards as you make your way out to the countryside. Best described as a country oasis, the venue is composed of a vast garden, outdoor spaces and many unique and hand crafted outbuildings (barn, prep kitchen, cabins, saloon, game room, and museum). The space is well decorated and gives off a very relaxing vibe, perfect for your breathtaking outdoor wedding.

The story of Higuera Ranch begins in 1769 when Franciscan missionaries planted figs along the Pacific Coast Trail. These beautiful trees became a symbol of faith, hope, and strength. Almost 250 years later, our goal is to keep those traditions alive! Your guests will find rest under the strong branches of the Higuera Tree, and couples will share everlasting memories in the Olive Grove. Higuera Ranch is the perfect setting to begin your love story...

One of San Luis Obispo's newest luxury Weekend Wedding Venues. Begin your legacy at La Lomita Ranch. Step back in time at the exclusive entrance to California’s Edna Valley coastal wine region. Grand Oaks and green peaks circle the lush 160-acre estate, while light and shadow dance against the arched exterior of the luxurious private suites. Once home to famed Arabian horses, the storied Spanish property now welcomes guests from around the globe. La Lomita Ranch is the ideal wedding destination surrounded by rare beauty and a variety of versatile spaces. With a capacity up to 400, our vibrant spaces create a picturesque palette for your ceremony, reception, and more. From The Terrace, Oak Courtyard or The Plaza, to a reception in the covered Pavilion. A wedding retreat unlike any other, our eight luxury suites will inspire you with Spanish charm and soothing refuge, accommodating up to 24 guests.

Originally a part of the Ran­cho Cor­ral de Piedra and one of the oldest existing milking barns in the county. Rancho Corral de piedra was a 30,911-acre (125.09 km2) Mex­i­can land grant in present day San Luis Obispo County, Cal­i­for­nia con­sist­ing of two square leagues given in 1841 by Gov­er­nor Juan B. Alvarado to José María Villav­i­cen­cio, with an exten­sion of five square leagues given in 1846, by Gov­er­nor Pio Pico. The grant was located between present day San Luis Obispo and Arroyo Grande, and bounded on the south by Arroyo Grande Creek