Are you looking for the best engagement photo locations in San Francisco? Over the years I have enjoyed photographing engagement sessions and weddings here in San Francisco. It would be my pleasure to help you with your engagement session and to offer suggestions for the engagement photo locations in San Francisco.
I recommend having your engagement session on a weekday to avoid crowds as these locations are very popular.
Golden Gate Bridge / Crissy Field
Crissy Field has an amazing view of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. In addition to the view of the bridge, Crissy Field offers a wonderful view of the San Francisco skyline. There is also a beach area if you are adventurous and want beach photos with a view of the bridge. This is a really popular location and it is best to come here on weekdays. Check out the web cam to view current weather conditions here.
Palace of Fine Arts
The Palace of Fine Arts is a San Francisco iconic location. Built in 1915 for the Panama-Pacific Exposition, it is features beautiful Beaux Arts style architecture, a towering dome, and a beautiful lagoon with swans.
Legion of Honor
The Legion of Honor is one of the Fine Arts museums of San Francisco. It features beautiful classical architecture with lovely white columns. Note: Closed on Mondays. Gates close at 5:15pm all other days.
Sutro Baths / Lands End
The Sutro Baths was at one time the largest indoor saltwater swimming pool in the world. After numerous incarnations, the Sutro Baths are no more. But the ruins of the baths still remain. Located at the west coast of San Francisco with a view of the Pacific Ocean.
Embarcadero
The Embarcadero is the waterfront area of San Francisco with a view of the Bay Bridge, the Cupid’s Span sculpture, the Ferry Building, and historic trolley cars.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park offers many beautiful areas for photos including Stow Lake, Huntington Falls, and the Botanical Garden. There are many areas with beautiful redwood trees as well.
Potrero Hill
Potrero Hill offers an amazing view of the San Francisco skyline.
Woodline / Lovers Lane
The Woodline is located on Lover’s Lane which one of the oldest roads in San Francisco. Artist Andy Goldworthy created the Woodline.
