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ERIA Sausalito · South Asian & Indian Weddings

Ceremony & Sacred Rites

Exchange vows and sacred mantras with the gentle waves of San Francisco Bay and the city skyline as your backdrop. ERIA Sausalito provides one of the few true waterfront ceremony locations in Northern California capable of hosting large-scale traditional mandap installations.

With indoor-outdoor transitions, step-free access for elders, and ample seating for up to 300 guests, ERIA turns sacred traditions into an unforgettable visual masterpiece.

Our Heritage & Culture

It Takes One to Know One

Respecting the sanctity and details of traditional rituals.

We understand the cultural significance of every ritual: the fire of the Agni, the sacred phere, the Mangalsutra, the Kanyadaan, and the joy of the Varmala.

We coordinate closely with your Pandit or Officiant to accommodate ceremonial requirements safely and respectfully, providing ideal placement, audiovisual amplification, and guest comfort.

Historic arched windows framing ceremony views inside ERIA

Spectacular Mandap Installations & Natural Bay Light

ERIA Sausalito Ground Floor features expansive arched bay windows and an adjacent 2,000 sq ft open deck, creating stunning natural lighting for wedding photography.

The venue easily supports elaborate floral mandaps, traditional carved structures, and custom elevated stages with unhindered sightlines for all attendees.

Step-Free Ground Floor Accessibility for All Generations

Family elders and grandparents are the heart of a South Asian wedding ceremony. ERIA Sausalito Ground Floor provides flat, step-free access from arrival to seating.

Climate-controlled interiors ensure that guests stay comfortable regardless of Bay Area morning marine layers or afternoon sunshine.

Waterfront exterior setting for baraat procession
Panoramic water backdrop for ceremony photography
Seated dining setup for post-ceremony lunch
Planning Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we have an open ceremonial fire (havan/agni) at ERIA?

Yes. Controlled, traditional ceremonial fire in standard havan kund vessels is permitted for sacred rituals with standard safety protocols.

What is the maximum seated capacity for a ceremony at ERIA?

ERIA Sausalito Ground Floor can accommodate up to 300 seated guests facing the mandap or ceremony stage.

Can the baraat take place outdoors along the water?

Yes. The waterfront promenade and entrance approach along Bridgeway provide an iconic route for the groom's procession with music and dancing.

Is there space for guests to enjoy lunch following the morning ceremony?

Yes. Following the ceremony, guests can move seamlessly into the adjacent indoor salon or deck for a traditional post-ceremony luncheon.

Begin Planning Your South Asian Wedding Weekend

Connect with our Sausalito private events team to verify weekend dates, review multi-space buyout options, and explore outside catering capabilities.

Or email us at info@eriaevents.co

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