lake compounce: Im just wondering if its possible to have a wedding here. I have never actually seen it in person, but is there any more secluded parts of the park that you could have a wedding ceremony were people wouldnt be all up in your business? My dream is to get married in a cherry blossom field and this is the closest thing to my dream. Soooooo do you think its possible?|||There is a little hidden Garden of Cherry Blossoms in Downtown LA (More precisely in Little tokyo) Between The Japan America Theater and the JACCC building.(Approximate Location is on Los Angeles Street between 2nd and 3rd)(or is it San Pedro St?) anyway you would need to get permission from the JACCC to do anything in the garden. The cherry blossoms seem to always be blossoming in this garden(along with the best Japanese Waterfall garden in LA) Balboa park is always crowded on the weekends(and sometimes dangerous) Better choices for a park might be (the Far West end)Crescenta Valley Park or Verdugo Park or south of the Rose Bowl near the Aquatic Center As for cordoning off... Im not sure you can, but contact the Parks(for what ever city you use) department for info on having events.|||It is very crowded those are not "cherry" trees but flowering plums. They produce tiny fruit mistaken for cherry. Actual traditional cherry trees do not do well in Southern California. Secondly they bloom in Mid March and April during the end of the rainy season.|||There aren't any secluded parts of Balboa Park. You could have a wedding there, but you'd have to have the area cordoned off.