Casa Bella

At a Glance

• PHONE:  (855) 485-1525
• ADDRESS: 11984 Main St, Sunol, CA 94586
• MAX HEADCOUNT: 250
• ALCOHOL: Full Bar/ Provided
• CATERING:  Provided

Fees, Features, & Furnishings

Casa Bella doesn’t announce itself—it lets the setting lead. Sunlight settles into stucco walls. Tiled roofs warm as the day stretches on. Courtyards open one by one, and suddenly you realize the venue has already done the heavy lifting for you. Nothing feels styled for effect. Everything feels placed on purpose.

Guests instinctively know where to go next, because the space quietly does its job. Garden paths pull people toward the ceremony lawn, where greenery and architecture frame the vows without stealing focus. Nothing is overworked. Nothing competes. The moment lands, clean and steady, exactly where it should.

From there, the day unfolds naturally into the main courtyard. Dinner tables settle under open sky. Dancing shares the same footprint as conversation, laughter, and late-night wandering. This is where Casa Bella shines—when you trust the flow and let the evening breathe. The venue knows exactly who it is, and it doesn’t try to be anything else.

Casa Bella is happiest hosting 75–150 guests, depending on how much room you want between tables and the dance floor. Indoor spaces exist, but they’re a support act; this venue is at its best outdoors, when the doors stay open and the air moves freely.

From a planning standpoint, high-season Saturday facility fees typically land between $8,000 and $12,000, depending on date and scope. Rentals usually include 8–10 hours, enough time for the day to unfold without rushing—because here, when the logistics behave, the celebration does too.

Wedding Day Blueprint

Pre-Ceremony
The day eases in quietly at Casa Bella. Dresses hang where the breeze can reach them. Glassware clinks softly somewhere off to the side. Photographers wander the courtyards, then stop wandering altogether—because the shots keep presenting themselves. Nothing feels rushed. The venue is already doing its part.

Ceremony | Brick Patio & Grand Pergola
Guests gather beneath the brick patio and grand pergola, where chairs fall into place under a tented frame that needs very little dressing up. Hills and greenery hold the background steady. When vows begin, the space stays quiet and focused. No distractions. No competing moments.

Appetizers & Cocktails | Garden & Patio
As soon as the ceremony dissolves, everyone naturally drifts into the garden and patio spaces. Glasses appear. Passed bites circulate. Conversations pick up exactly where they left off. The transition feels effortless—because it is.

Dinner Reception | Main Indoor Ballroom
Dinner draws guests inside to the main ballroom, where warm light, textured walls, and an easy layout invite people to settle in. Plates land. Speeches linger. The room hums in that content, well-fed way.

Dancing & Merriment | Ballroom & Lounge Patio
As tables clear, the floor opens. Music fills the room, then spills back outside toward the lounge patio, where bistro lights and fire features keep the energy moving without forcing it.

Send-Off
The night winds down slowly—goodbyes stretch, candles flicker, and no one feels rushed out the door.

Casa Bella doesn’t choreograph your wedding. It simply lets the setting lead, holding the rhythm so the day unfolds exactly as it should.

Event Sites

• Outdoor Patio & Gardens:
• Ceremony Garden & Pergola:
• Indoor Ballroom
• Back Lounge Patio
• Bridal Suite

Food & Beverage

At Casa Bella, food and drink don’t hover on the sidelines—they arrive on cue and stay in rhythm with the day. Behind the scenes, the kitchen is already humming while you’re saying your vows. Trays move with purpose. Plates are timed, not guessed. No one is asking where the caterer parked or whether the ovens are hot enough. This venue runs on an in-house catering program, which means dinner isn’t a loose end—it’s built into the plan.

Menus are handled by a professional culinary team that knows the property and the pacing of a wedding day. Hors d’oeuvres appear exactly when guests start to wonder what’s next. Dinner lands warm and together. Service feels coordinated because it is. The food & beverage minimum isn’t about upselling—it’s about ensuring the experience behaves.

Color Palettes, Design, & Logistics

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