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Cuvier

Cuvier Park, also called The Wedding Bowl, is a small park located at Coast Blvd and Cuvier Street in La Jolla. It is located directly across the street from the San Diego Museum of Contemporary Art. The park site is about five steps below street level so it is hard to see from the street. It is the most popular spot for weddings along the La Jolla Coastline.

Note: Site is permitted for weddings but not for receptions. Only one permit per day is issued for this site. Permits issued for wedding ceremonies are allotted up to four hours, including the set up and breakdown.