The bride gets ready at her home in San Francisco.

The entrance of this Orient Express themed wedding, complete with a ticket taker and train car restrooms.

The bride takes a moment to enjoy the lounge furniture at her 16th Street Station, Orient Express themed wedding in Oakland.

The sumptuous velvet and vintage reception decor at this 16th Street Station transformed guests back in time to the Roaring Twenties.

The groom wore a vintage train pin on his blue velvet tuxedo.

A vintage style train ticket invitation suite for this Oakland 16th Street Station wedding.

The couple chose this staircase under the arch for their ceremony site, and the steps were decorated with greenery and candles.

Shelter Co created a train car area in 16th Street Station, that felt like you were riding on the train and enjoying the views!

Details of the cocktail hour at this 16th Street Train station wedding.

Finished with getting ready, the bride and groom are all smiles after their “First Look” in their home in San Francisco.

Oakland’s 16th Street Train Station Main Hall was transformed into an inviting 1920’s lounge for wedding guests.

The bride and groom stand under gritty and graffitied train platform.

The bride and groom take a quiet moment together under the train platform at 16th Street Station.

The bride and groom enjoy one of their many lounge areas at 16th Street Station.

A split flap display of the bride and groom’s favorite places at their wedding at Oakland’s 16th Street Station. A historic wedding venue that was once the terminus station in the west for the transcontinental.