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Real Wedding Wednesdays: Cali Elegance at Klentner Ranch

Real Wedding Wednesdays: Cali Elegance at Klentner Ranch

If you follow Pure Joy Catering on Instagram, you know that we find ourselves working at Klentner Ranch on a regular basis during our wedding season. There’s no mystery to why our clients love this venue so much. Located next to the iconic Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club (or just “The Polo Club” to […]

Venue Spotlight: Santa Barbara Historical Museum

Venue Spotlight: Santa Barbara Historical Museum

The Santa Barbara Historical Museum is one of our favorite partner venues. It’s the perfect fit for clients who are looking to have a classic Santa Barbara wedding. SBHM is located right in the heart downtown Santa Barbara, and features SB’s iconic Spanish-style architecture. Pure Joy Catering frequently produces weddings at Santa Barbara Historical Museum […]

Catching Pure Joy on the Wedding Flip Side

Catching Pure Joy on the Wedding Flip Side

 There were two sides to this wedding coin and each were vastly different from one another, yet both extremely beautiful. Kalpana and Matt tied the knot at the beautiful estate venue, Villa Verano in the foothills of Santa Barbara. Trina Scmidt worked with us and helped the couple coordinate and flip this glorious wedding from […]

Keen on Klentner

Keen on Klentner

We’re pretty keen on this one of a kind Carpinteria based venue. Klentner Ranch will exceed your expectations with ravishing views, green fields and timeless stone buildings. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this rustic ranch is an extension of the historic Santa Barbara Polo & Raquet Club which just happens to be the third oldest polo club in the nation. […]

Rebecca & Benjamin Turner Wedding at Tiber Canyon Ranch in San Luis Obispo

Rebecca & Benjamin Turner Wedding at Tiber Canyon Ranch in San Luis Obispo

Tiber Canyon Ranch is situated on 50 acres of oak and manzanita woodland nestled in the hills between the Pacific Ocean and the Edna Valley wine growing region of San Luis Obispo County. According to local legend, about 10 acres of the ranch were cleared during WWI and planted in apricots. When the new owners […]