Throwback Style |
When a Charleston bride designs an antique-meets-modern wedding she finds her life’s (other) passion along the way
Autumn's Splendor |
A native son returns home to wed his beloved alongside the Ashley River
A Warm Welcome | <p>
Lowcountry love rules this kick-your-feet-up Mount Pleasant fête<br />
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All Aglow | We visit Charleston's elegant South Carolina Society Hall (where the city's children take cotillion) to give the season's best ballgowns a whirl
Blushing Beauty | A wintry palette of pale pink, silvery gray, and light blue dress one Lowcountry wedding in seasonal splendor
Golden Touch | When the daughter of one of Charleston's wedding insiders marries, the local wedding community pitches in to create a fête for the ages
Modern Hues | An early-autumn affair marries the best of both Vietnamese and Charleston wedding tradition
So In Love--$50,000 Wedding Winner! | <p>
A dream wedding at Magnolia Plantation proves the ultimate pick-me-up for two soldiers </p>
Bohemian Rhapsody |
Lisa Thomas and Keller Perry of Ooh! Events fashion a decadent dessert bar for a playful couple
Modern Sophisticate | <p>
Melissa Barton of A Charleston Bride shows how easy creating an elegant setting can be when you stay neutral</p>
Bespoke Backdrop |
Heirloom style gets a modern accent when Easton Events’ Lynn Easton and Augusta Cole update a classic piece with a simple twist
Take the Plunge |
Want a neckline that flatters every figure? Opt for a deep V
On the Surface |
Lace, beading, embroidery, and more give texture (and depth) to monochromatic gowns
Show Stoppers |
Whether they mark a promise, seal your engagement, signify your vows, or just dress up your right-hand, these pretty pieces will steal your heart
Cheers to That | With help from her family and husband-to-be, a crafty Summerville bride pulls together an exquisite—and mostly handmade—reception at Harborside East
Signs of the Times | Sara Lofton and Gregg Pavone, owners of Charleston-based Limelight Custom Sign Co., channel their talents into their Big Day at Boone Hall's Cotton Dock
Banking on Good Ideas | Serving as her own planner and stylist, one Magnolia Plantation and Gardens bride schools us on delivering a cohesive DIY Big Day
Bon Appetit | <p>
Serve up Charleston’s tastiest traditions at your wedding events</p>
Roll With It |
Ready to say “I do,” but don’t want guests to say “I don’t” to the dance floor? Here’s a smart solution
A Wheel Good Time |
Get on the beauty bus thanks to Vanity Salon
Not Your Average Party |
You’re not a cookie-cutter bride, so host a bachelorette fête as unique as you are
Suite Spots | <p>
Celebrate saying “I do” in one of the Lowcountry’s most singular, luxurious suites</p>
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As we all know, the Holy City plays hostess to a large number of weddings every year (you just need to scroll back through all of our pages of posts to see that). And while some lovebirds choose to...
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The Wedding Row: Tell us about how you two lovelies met.
Caroline: Zach and I met briefly in college. I traveled to Clemson from University of Alabama to attend a date party with a friend from high...
Morning, dears. With all the beyond beautiful sites our Holy City has to offer on the wedding venue front, finding the winner for your Big Day can feel impossible or perhaps endless. But no worries,...
No tricks, only treats for Mandy and Dan. The duo met on Halloween, of all holidays, in Greenville, South Carolina, back in 2013. They hit it off, became an “item,” and enjoyed each other’s company...
Eloping has come to mean something different these days than in years past. It can be the traditional version with a couple heading out for a getaway and a simple ceremony a deux; it can be that plus...
It was nothing but pure sparks (red, white, and blue perhaps?) when Alissa met Rick at a political fundraiser in Chicago. They were both supporting the Governor of Illinois and after hours of talking...
