Best Wedding Services in Simi Valley, CA

read more › Featuring the photographic artistry of Curtis Huettner beautifully capturing every moment. With over 25 years of professional photographic experience, Curtis Huettner artistically captures every moment in a natural photojournalistic storytelling style. His experience has covered many locations all over Southern California and various destinations. I am based in Ventura County which includes; Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Camarillo, Newbury Park, Westlake Village, Moorpark, Oxnard, Port Huneme, Channel

read more › Considered a hidden gem in Ventura County, The Vineyards sits perched atop acres of lush landscape, cascading waterfalls, and breathtaking sunsets. The Vineyards' all-encompassing Wedding and event location always feels warm and inviting, yet exclusive. From the romantic twinkle lit outside setting to our lavish indoor rooms, The Vineyards offers something for everyone. Family owned and operated with over 30 years of combined experience, there is not one detail that will be missed. We take pride

read more › Double Time Entertainment is Ventura, LA and Santa Barbara's Wedding and Event DJ, Photo Booth and Lighting Production Company. Specializing on creating dream come true events, our team of dedicated DJs, MCs, and Event Coordinators work with you to bring your Entertainment Ideas to Life! From "Yes" to Grand Exit, our team will work with you and help you outline, plane and create your wedding. Taking your ideas and dreams and turning them into a reality. Our Photo Booth selections are like no other

read more › I've had the privilege of witnessing memories-in-the-making for hundreds of couples and families throughout my photography journey. From "I Do's" to baby's first smile, what elevates these moments beyond the 'stiff-and-posed' into an authentic and true reflection of who you are is a photographer who takes the time to get to know you. Let's face it, being in front of the camera can be daunting - especially if you don't know what to do. That is where I come in. Before I even lift my camera, we will

read more › For weddings (and indeed for events, Quinceaneras and Bar\Bat Mitzvahs) I try for a blend of classical with photojournalistic (candid) style. I want create images which don't look "that's so 2019" -- in 2030. You can often date family, wedding or portrait photography quite easily by the style. We've all photos of someone's parents from teh 1970s or 1980s. I hope to create lasting photographs which don't look dated and hence don't adhere to current (often passing) photography styles. There's an old