Kylah and Daniel first bumped into one another at a Nashville, Tennessee, watering hole but didn’t start dating until a year later when they reconnected. With her in Music City and him in Georgia, they weren’t exclusive for those seven months, but when they agreed that his next transfer (he’s in the military) would be one they undertook together, that changed. Three months after relocating a deux, he asked her father’s permission for her hand in marriage. Kylah, a wedding planner, and Daniel, a commander in the 82nd 37th BEB at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, said “I do” atop The Mills House Grand Wyndham Hotel amid family and friends. See more on our wedding blog, The Wedding Row.
It might not have been “love at first sight” for Travis and Jessie, who met at their apartment community in High Point, North Carolina, but it surely ended up turning into something special. At the...
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Sara and Mike, who met through mutual friends after moving in the same Washington D.C. circles for years, plan to say “I do” with the help of Charleston’s Gregory Blake Sams Events in the coming...
One of the boons to hosting a destination wedding here in Charleston? Giving your guests a true taste of the city. So it went for Washington D.C. residents Jessica Friedes and Garrett Nichols, high...
Lauren and Blake crossed paths in Summerville, South Carolina when she was nannying for a coworker of his. They started dating and fell in love, they say, while boating on Wappoo Cut when a...
Dreary Fridays like today call for a little dose of sunshine, don’t you agree? Well, you’re in luck because this proposal session of a lifetime—no exaggeration here—is bringing not only the sun, but...
If you ask Evan how he met Borden, he would say that they crossed paths while studying at Wake Forest University. However, if you ask her how their story got started, she would say they met two years...
Tucked away on the grounds of Charleston’s first settlement, Charles Towne Landing, The Legare Waring House is surrounded by rich history and romantic views of lagoons, rolling lawns, and oak allees...
