Ceremony
Sandcast House · The West Wall
Vows against the west wall as the heat breaks and the concrete turns gold. Arrive by 4:30.
With their families, in the desert
September 14, 2026 / Palm Springs, California
Foundation / Palm Springs, California
September 14, 2026
O & J / Elevation 01

We met during Modernism Week, in the courtyard of a concrete house neither of us could afford — Olivia sketching the roofline, James pretending the pool didn't tempt him. We argued about butterfly roofs for an hour and shared a ride back into town.
Six years later the desert is still where we settle. James proposed in February at the foot of the tramway, at the hour the mountains go copper and hold it. So we're marrying here in September — concrete underfoot, open sky, all of you around us.

Opening 02 / Private archive
A wedding should be like good architecture: honest materials, strong light, room for everyone.
Section drawing / Four levels
Each gathering occupies its own level. Times are local and follow the published schedule.
Sandcast House · The West Wall
Vows against the west wall as the heat breaks and the concrete turns gold. Arrive by 4:30.
The Sunken Courtyard
Mezcal palomas and cold oysters in the shade line while we slip away for photos.
The Long Slab
One long table on the terrace, served family-style. Say your toast; the walls will carry it.
The Pool Deck
Barefoot by the pool until the desert finally cools and the record crates run out.
Site plan / Palm Springs, California
Venue
Ceremony, dinner, and dancing all happen inside these walls — park once and stay put.
1120 Ocotillo Rd · ceremony at The West Wall
Light study / Six openings
Opening 01Modernism Week, 2020
Opening 02The shade line
Opening 03Dry heat, noon
Opening 04Gold hour, February
Opening 05Mid-February
Opening 06Coffee at seven
Material schedule / Four selections
Your presence is foundational. These are the few objects, journeys, and causes we chose together.
Field notes / Before arrival
Dress, guests, weather, and the final response date.
Cocktail attire in light fabrics — the day runs hot and the night drops fast, so bring a layer for after dark. The ceremony is on polished concrete, so any shoes work.
Your invitation names everyone with a seat at the table. If something about your party looks off, write to us — we'd rather fix it than have you guess.
We love your kids, and there's a pool — which is exactly why this one is adults only. Everyone gets a night off.
September here is reliably dry; the heat is what we plan around. Shade, fans, and cold water are built into the plan from the first hour.
Please answer by August 1, 2026 — the table is one long pour and we need an exact count to set it.
Reply / Cornerstone
Kindly add your name to the register. One reply helps us set every place with care.