The Ranch at Little Hills

18013 Bollinger Canyon Road San Ramon, CA 94583

Cornillon, Jonglei State, Tuvalu

925.837.8158

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Nestled in the Las Trampas Regional Wilderness of San Ramon, California, The Ranch at Little Hills offers a beautiful, intimate setting for a wedding ceremony & reception. Though it's only five minutes from the San Ramon proper, the park allows guests a feeling of privacy and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Guests stroll through the main entrance and come upon the first offered ceremony location, surrounded by majestic redwoods. The wedding lawn & redwood pergola deck is a perfect setting for the couple to take their marriage vows, and provides a beautiful site for wedding pictures of the bridal party. If a gorgeous oak tree canopy is where your vision lies, a short stroll up the hill beyond the reception tent will lead you to the second and most preferred ceremony location, Wildcat Canyon. The grounds are a substantial 25 acres, with plenty of secluded areas for the bride and groom to steal a few minutes after the ceremony for endless photo opportunities.

Just behind the ceremony site, the reception takes place under stately oak trees, beneath a white canopy tent. Lighting has been perfected to create a romantic and magical, candle-lit atmosphere.

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