Gorjus Elopements
Piedmont Community Hall
Piedmont, California
Cell phone photo taken by Helga Stewart of the Piedmont Community Center Hall.
Cell phone photo taken by Helga Stewart of the Amphitheater area at Piedmont Community Center Park
Cell phone photo taken by Helga Stewart of the outdoor reception area in front of the Piedmont Community Center Hall
Cell phone photo taken by Helga Stewart of the Piedmont Community Center Hall.
The Piedmont Community Hall, which features a high, beamed ceiling, shining hardwood floors and chandeliers, is situated in a beautiful park setting surrounded by Redwoods and flowering cherry trees.
The grounds also includes a Japanese Tea House, an Amphitheater and a Water Fountain, all of which are optional choices for wedding and elopement ceremonies.
Terms and Conditions
Monday - Thursday Only | Small Outdoor: First-Come First Serve | 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM Only | Large Events: Reservation Required | Ceremony Date: Minimum 4 Weeks from Consultation | Full Payment Due Up Front | Valid & Current Legal Government Issued Photo I.D. | 1 Week Prior: Valid Marriage Licence Required | Package is Non-Refundable | No Cancellations | Parking Available
Location Options
Piedmont has three wonderful rental facilities: the elegant Community Hall, the Mediterranean style Exedra Plaza, and the lovely Veteran’s Memorial Building. These Facilities are available on a rental basis for parties, weddings, receptions, retreats, conferences or meetings.
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The garden is home to another structure, a Japanese Tea House that was relocated here after it was donated to the City of Piedmont. Couples can have a small ceremony in the Tea House, or brides can spend some quiet time here before the wedding or use it as a private place to dress and get ready for the big event. Two side walls of the Tea House are removable, so when the weather is mild, it's a terrific spot for an extra bar or hors d'oeuvres station.
Additional Information
This facility is one of the most popular event venues in Northern California—and for good reason. The building is not only very attractive inside and out, but it has the added benefit of being situated in a lovely park setting.
Azaleas and camellias provide splashes of color near the circular landscaped plaza in front of the hall. Redwoods and flowering cherry trees shade portions of the plaza, and behind the building a stream and more trees complete the circle of greenery.
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