Here is some tips for driving to the location:

 

The address for our wedding venue is :

 

Rancho Sol Del Pacifico

12680 Yellow Hill Rd,

Malibu, CA 90265

 

The best way to get there is to take the PCH North to Yerba Buena rd. Then right on Yellow Hill Rd. This road is very windy and there aren't many guard rails. Please DRIVE SLOW!!! We want everyone to enjoy our wedding and our guests saftey is important to us.

You should use google maps and familiarize yourself with the drive beforehand so there is no confusion. We encourage everyone to seriously consider leaving your cars overnight and carpooling the next day to pick it up. 

Just wanted to update everyone on the plan for hotel accomodations: 

We are encouraging all traveling guests to rent a car and stay in hotels in the Santa Monica area. This location is an easy drive North on the PCH to get to our wedding venue and it is close to LAX and some major freeways you can use to get to tourist attractions in LA. The venue is allowing everyone to leave their cars overnight and they will be calling taxis throughout the night. It should be easy to share a taxi with other guests if everyone is staying in the same general location. 

California natives might want to stay in Westlake Village. This is a short drive South on Kanan Rd then North on the PCH to get to the wedding venue. Again, the venue is allowing everyone to leave their cars overnight and they will be calling taxis throughout the night.

Please let us know if you want to carpool or share a hotel with other guests and we can work on pairing people up to make their trip easier.

There is a ton of things to see and do while you are in LA. Check this list below for some tourist activities to enjoy while on your trip: 

1. Cruise Mulholland Drive: One of the world’s most famous scenic drives, Mulholland winds from the Hollywood Hills, across the spine of the Santa Monica Mountains, and west towards the Pacific Ocean. More details.

2. Check out PCH: Pacific Coast Highway is a sun-drenched road that hugs the coastline and is undoubtedly one of LA’s signature drives. More details.

3. Experience the Sunset Strip: Few other roads have the multiple personalities of this legendary 1.5-mile stretch of Sunset Boulevard. See what’s happening on the Sunset Strip.

4. Step into Hollywood history: The forecourt of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre has been one of the most popular free attractions since the 1920s, when actress Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in wet cement during the premiere of Cecil B. DeMille’s King of Kings. Movie fans from around the world compare their hands ad feet to those of stars past and present.

5. Get photographed with a star: Speaking of movie stars (and other pop culture leading lights), at Madame Tussauds Hollywood you never know which famous wax figure will be on display near the box office entrance off Hollywood Blvd., a free photo opp waiting to happen. For example, in the fall of 2011, the attraction featured Robert Pattinson for a limited time, to the delight of Twilight fans everywhere.

6. Walk the walk in Venice: Chainsaw jugglers, swamis on rollerblades, street dancers...the most amazing street entertainers in the world are in Venice Beach. Get the local’s perspective on Venice.

7. Window shop Rodeo Drive: Treasure hunt and star gaze along famed Rodeo Drive in tony Beverly Hills, home of the rich and super rich. See other shopping neighborhoods in LA.

8. Watch TV live: Be a part of a studio audience on your favorite television shows and game shows like Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune. Tickets are free but must be obtained in advance. Get on a game show.

9. Treepeople: This LA-based nonprofit organization has helped spearhead the ecotourism industry by offering numerous opportunities for visitors to volunteer. For more than 30 years, Treepeople has helped plant and care for trees while educating people about the environment.

10. Take a Walking Tour of Downtown: With so many free cultural attractions, Downtown LA has become one of the city's best places to see the sights for free. Take the tour.

11. Follow the paparazzi: Witnessing the paparazzi portion of the star-making cycle is an authentic LA experience, and totally free. Check out the top places to celeb watch.

12. Star gaze at Griffith Observatory: To learn about stars that are truly out of this world, the exhibitions and displays in the painstakingly renovated Griffith Park landmark are all free, as is an introductory video about the building and its contents.

13. See the reality behind reality TV: Whether it’s watching the American Idol finale live, or dropping into a Top Chef restaurant, reality TV fans have plenty of places to see throughout Los Angeles. Learn more about reality TV sightseeing.

14. Explore LA’s Fashion District: The people-watching alone makes the Fashion District one of LA’s premier shopping destinations and an experience all its own. Read more about the LA Fashion District.

15. Dance, dance, dance: You don’t always have to pay a cover charge to get your groove on in the LA dance scene. Great clubs without covers can be found in most neighborhoods, you just need to know where to look. Check out the hottest nightlife in LA.

16. Explore Exposition Park: Five major cultural attractions are within walking distance of each other in the USC/Exposition Park area, so be sure to take advantage with our walking tour.

17.Just a few blocks away from our ceremony is the infamous Santee Alley Shopping. You are able to buy clothing, footwear and more at wholesale prices.

Hi Everyone,

Thank you for coming to our wedding. We are encouraging all guests to stay in hotels in the Santa Monica area. This location is an easy drive to our wedding venue and close to LAX and some major freeways you can use to get to tourist attractions in LA. We are also encouraging guests to rent a car to make your visit more enjoyable.

Please let us know if you want to carpool or share a hotel with other guests and we can work on pairing people up to make their trip easier.