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After Adam Young proposed at the surprise party he planned for his highschool sweetheart’s 23rd birthday, Katelyn Mucklow began dreaming up their wedding. “I envisioned a celebration highlighting the natural beauty of the Lowcountry,” she says, “one that reflected my love of found ‘treasures,’ and one that was comfortable without neglecting the formal occasion.” After booking rustic Boone Hall Cotton Dock, they hired Ooh! Events to transform the space with vines, woodsy florals, and handhewn furniture for their reception, where they dined with guests at farm tables laden with antique lanterns, hurricane lamps, and blue-tinted Ball jars. The day, Katelyn says, was perfect. Naturally, of course.
Band:Two 3 Ways www.otherbrotherent.com
Bridal Gown: Custom made by Elsa "Cookie" Jackson, (770) 460-9464
Bridesmaids’ Dresses:Anthropologie www.anthropologie.com
Bridal Shoes: Steve Madden www.stevemadden.com
Ceremony Location: St. Luke’s Chapel www.musc.edu
Cake:Three Little Birds Catering www.threelittlebirdscafe.com
Groomsmen’s Suits:Charpia’s Formal Wear www.charpiasformalwear.com
Catering:Fat Hen Catering www.thefathen.com
Florals, Linens, & Rentals:Ooh! Events www.shopoutofhand.com
Hair Stylist: Jade Young, Elysium Salon www.elysiumsalon.net
Photographer:Heather Forsythe Photography www.heatherforsythe.com
Reception Location: Cotton Dock at Boone Hall Plantation www.boonehallplantation.com
Stationery:Vo Handmade www.vohandmade.com
Wedding Designer & Coordinator:Ooh! Events www.shopoutofhand.com
