Father of the Bride House, Pasadena Roadtrippers

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• The ‘Father of the Bride’ house is real (and worth a pretty penny)
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To this day it remains one of the most searched-for movie houses on the internet and after a quick re-watch (or three) since the film joined Disney+, I was instantly reminded why. I’ve always loved the built-in cabinetry in this room. This is the same look I am going for in a room in my home that I’m hoping to one day turn into a library. You can see the vintage shelving I found for my “someday library” in THIS post. It looks almost exactly like the shelving shown here, doesn’t it? I hope to bump my fireplace out from the wall like they have done here, too.

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I love the various sets of French doors we see throughout the home. Another view of the pot rack in the distance as Annie and her parents gather in the breakfast/eating area of the kitchen. This house has a back stairway and we get a glimpse of it on the right side of this scene. Built in 1925, the house is similar in style to Pasadena house, and if we had $1.98 millon to spare we'd snatch it up in a heartbeat. This is Colonial Revival architecture at its absolute finest; the front door features a beautiful fanlight and sidelights, while the interior boasts a gorgeous formal parlor and walnut-paneled den. Now, 25 years later, a new family can relive the scenes that have become part of our childhood memories.

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To be fair, Annie’s outfits have come full circle and are once again considered the height of cool-girl fashion. As for our love of that fairytale family home, you’re not the only one still pining to step inside over 30 years later. It’s a great house, and I never want to move.” Safe to say that if we lived at the Banks' house, we’d stay put too! Time to track down our dream family home otherwise known as 24 Maple Drive...

The ‘Father of the Bride’ house is real (and worth a pretty penny)

Writer Elizabeth Finkelstein is a self-proclaimed old house addict on a lifelong hunt for her perfect historic home. From big Victorian fixer-uppers to tiny colonials to mid-century modern masterpieces, Elizabeth believes that the best homes show the charm of having been loved over time. She chronicles it all on her website CIRCA Old Houses, which showcases beautiful old houses for sale across the country. Yes, the Father of The Bride House is absolutely real!

It’s not on the market right now, but it WAS for sale! The Alhambra house, a four-bed, four-bath, 4,397 square feet Colonial beauty was last sold for $1.998 million smackers in August 2016 with listing agent Ann Gluck. If you’re a diehard film-buff, it’s actually a steal since it’s actually a double-whammy. The home is also the proud filming location of the Bernie Mac flick, “Guess Who,” starring sweetheart Ashton Kutcher. The second house was used to shoot scenes for Annie and Bryan’s backyard wedding.

A little bit of humor over the outrageous price tag on Annie’s special day–which she insisted must include live swans–to the nostalgic remembrance of her tiny hand within his, her head on his chest, and always being her hero. The sadness of giving her away, and of realizing that she was no longer a little girl. He may have been a nightmare to deal with for her fiance, but Franck just loved his daughter so much that he didn’t want to let her go. Ultimately, I think we all want to have a dad like that. A view of the upstairs hallway as George talks with his son, Matty, played by Keran Culkin.

Although this iconic backdrop is a private residence, it doesn't stop super fans from respectfully grabbing a quick picture or video as they drive past. If you want to get the full "Father of the Bride" home visit experience, you only need to travel two miles down the road until you reach 500 N Almansor Street in Alhambra, California. This is the location where they filmed the iconic backyard wedding scenes, according to Velvet Ropes, and in 2016 the home was sold for just under $2 million. The 4,397-square-foot Colonial-style dwelling has five bedrooms and four bathrooms and features lovely columns paired with ornate rounded glass windows. High ceilings and smooth wood flooring continue throughout the space decorated with beautiful details around the door frames and walls, as seen in pictures of the home's listing on Zillow. It's too bad that the filming wasn't done within the walls of this gorgeous home because there are plenty of wonderful touches to be appreciated.

Check out the other home where Father of the Bride was filmed

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When reminiscing about the classic film, fans will undoubtedly talk about the fantastic Banks family home. With the help of outlandish wedding designer Franck Eggelhoffer (played by Martin Short), they pull off a magical wedding, but not without its fair share of twists and hilarious turns. Now, you can catch a glimpse of the home where the film was shot. However, you might need to make more than one trip. I’m pretty sure all dads sweat the speech they’re socially mandated to deliver at their daughter’s wedding.

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It reminds me of a Mora clock but it doesn’t quite have the “pot belly” proportions of the Mora. Ummm, anyone know the origins of a clock like this? It’s not really a Bornholm clock like I have HERE in my upstairs family room. Located in beautiful Pasadena, California, this is the main iconic house used in filming Father of the Bride starring Steve Martin. The interior of this home might not look familiar because many of the scenes were filmed in Pasadena, California. Though the true address isn’t quite as pretty sounding as 24 Maple Drive, it is, as George says, located in California.

However, as it turns out, they actually used two homes to bring the movie together. The first, built in 1913, was used to film interior scenes and features as the front of the home that George pulls up to at the beginning of the movie. Fans of the "Father of the Bride" movies know how integral the Banks family home was to the plot. Not only was it the location where Annie was married, but in the second film, George sells the memorable house during a midlife crisis. However, after finding out that not only is his daughter pregnant, but he and his wife Nina (played by the legendary Diane Keaton) are also expecting, he scrambles to get the long-time family home back. Could it be that the Father of the Bride house for sale?

While watching the movie, I was thinking how much Matty reminded me of another “child actor” in another favorite movie house movie. Yep, I’m talking about Macaulay Culkin in Home Alone. You have to admit, this does look just like a real, working kitchen.

If you're a diehard fan, you can stop at the residence located at 843 S El Molino Avenue in Pasadena, California. The beautiful white facade of the eight-bedroom, 4,339 square foot single-family home looks just like it did in the film, according to views from the Zillow listing. However, some people might not know that this home only served as the frontal view in the movie. The inside shots of the house were filmed on a movie set that was torn apart after the shooting, with producers not expecting a sequel. Once production began for the second movie, they had to rebuild the set from the ground up, according to IMDb.

It’s a private residence of course so any trips there should be respectful and discreet, making sure not to trespass on the property or disturb residents and neighbors. There’s been plenty of that in the past; according to betweennapsontheporch.com, the young couple who purchased the property shortly after the movie was made even had people ringing their doorbell and asking for a tour. It has an incredible total of 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms and remains as charming today as it was back in the early 90s.

Almansor Street, that house just sold for $1.998 million. However, it wasn't just the wedding scenes that were filmed in its spacious backyard. Fans will also see the driveway where George and Annie bonded while playing basketball.

Many years ago, I read an article in a magazine where they interviewed a young couple who bought this house in real life when it became available a few years after the making of the movie. They had some pretty wild stories to tell about folks walking right up to their door, ringing the bell and asking for a tour. One of the things they said that really stuck with me was that some of what we saw in the movie was constructed just for the movie, like the white picket fence. And, if you’re hoping the house used for the backyard wedding scenes might be more reasonable, you’re in luck… kind of. Also off the market, Zillow estimates this equally striking family home’s worth at around the 2.5 million dollar mark. But that house's backyard was apparently not up to par, so they located another house in nearby Alhambra featuring a spacious basketball court to serve as the setting for the film's backyard scenes.