Old Saint Hilary's

Old Saint Hilary's Overview

Known as Tiburon’s iconic hillside landmark, Old St. Hilary’s stands out not only as an architecturally important site, but also as a charming historic wedding venue. Originally constructed in 1888 as a house of worship for local railroad workers, the building is one of the few remaining Carpenter Gothic churches to survive in its original setting. Imagine making your grand entrance through towering redwood doors, saying your “I do’s” beneath stunning vaulted ceilings made of Douglas fir. The space’s inherent loveliness is only further emphasized by the vintage-style chandeliers and replica antique furnishings, reminiscent of a more gracious time. Sparkling amber glass windows are sure to attract the eye, creating a truly splendorous ambiance as you share your first kiss as spouses with your beloved. Once you seal the deal, consider taking unforgettable wedding photos -- or simply taking a pleasant stroll -- through the flourishing John Thomas Howell Wildflower Preserve adjacent to Old St. Hilary’s.