Sam & Megan

September 25, 2027 · Sausalito, California

09.25.2027
Sausalito, California
0 days until the day

Megan Mitchell & Sam Hanson
We’re tying the knot!
Cavallo Point, Sausalito, California
September 25, 2027
How We Came To Be

We met on Hinge in 2023 in Austin.

Our first date was to the backspace (not pictures lol this is shangri-la).

We moved to California summer 2025.

We rescued Moose February 2026.
We love traveling, trying new restaurants, and enjoying time in our little house!
Timeline for our special days
Cocktail dresses, suits, and elegant evening wear.
Arrive and get settled ahead of the welcome party
Join us for dinner and drinks the night before the wedding
Long dresses, suits, and elegant evening wear.
Arrive and get settled before the ceremony begins
Join us as we exchange vows
Enjoy drinks and appetizers
Dinner, dancing, and celebration into the evening
Details to be determined — check back soon.
From San Francisco, take the Golden Gate Bridge (US-101 North) and exit at Alexander Avenue. Turn left and follow signs to Cavallo Point.
The venue is nestled at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge with stunning views of San Francisco Bay.
Parking details are still being finalized — please check back closer to the big day.
Shuttle service will run to and from The Lodge at Tiburon and the Holiday Inn.
Pickup and drop-off times are still being finalized — check back closer to the big day.



Cavallo Point sits on the ancient land of the Miwok Tribe. In 1775, Captain Juan Manuel de Ayala’s ship, the San Carlos, became one of the first European vessels to enter San Francisco Bay.
Spanish explorers named the rocky point in the area Punta de Caballo, or Horse Point, after the wild horses that roamed the area.
In the late 19th into the 20th century, the land was used for Fort Baker, a U.S. Army Post. Today, Cavallo Point sits within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and is managed as part of the National Park System.
Cavallo Point sits on the ancient land of the Miwok Tribe. In 1775, Captain Juan Manuel de Ayala’s ship, the San Carlos, became one of the first European vessels to enter San Francisco Bay.
Spanish explorers named the rocky point in the area Punta de Caballo, or Horse Point, after the wild horses that roamed the area.
In the late 19th into the 20th century, the land was used for Fort Baker, a U.S. Army Post. Today, Cavallo Point sits within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and is managed as part of the National Park System.
Shuttles will be provided from The Lodge at Tiburon and the Holiday Inn on September 25th. Please check back later for pickup and dropoff times.



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Your presence at our wedding is the greatest gift. If you'd like to celebrate with something more, we're registered at Crate & Barrel.
Thank you — we're grateful for you.
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