Soft and sweet and plenty of pink!
If you're looking for inspiration for a romantic Lowcountry celebration filled with jaw-dropping florals, rustic charm, and pops of color, you're going to want to pin this one. Emma Lili Photography and her team of South Carolina wedding vendors pulled out all of the stops for this two part secret garden wedding styled shoot in Ravenel.
When a PGA golf professional ends up falling in love with one of his golf students, a wedding on the links is a natural step! Brandon and Lauren tied the knot in their Kiawah wedding right on the Ocean Course, which was a perfect way to celebrate their destination wedding with their family and friends.
The ladies at Southern Protocol Bridal work hard to bring this magical experience to each and every one of the brides who walks through their door on Market Street in downtown Charleston.
Led by the mother-daughter team of Ann E. Rice Ervin and Lisa Rice, as well as manager Michelle Miller, Southern Protocol Bridal is open exclusively by appointment so they can shower each of their clients with attention.
Karla and Kayode’s Charleston wedding combined their shared Jehovah's Witnesses faith with Kayode's Nigerian customs for a memorable day celebrating with family and friends.
In order to showcase both their American and Nigerian traditions equally, the couple sported a suit and white wedding gown for the ceremony, then changed into colorful Nigerian dress for the reception. "We wanted something that was simple, befitting and honorable and that incorporated both of cultures," says Karla.
Event planner Lauren Tracy and her team of vendor partners found a private home in Mount Pleasant with an elegant, intimate feel. They added in a handful of incredible bridal gowns, a few versatile models, and the cutest vintage bus you've ever seen. The result is a styled shoot that balances modern Southern style and a romantic vintage perfection.
When you're planning a destination wedding, it's important to trust the vendors you've selected. Kasey and Dillon, who reside in Oregon, were determined to get married Kasey's hometown of Greenville, but couldn't be on hand to decide every detail. From the staff at the Davenport to their photographer Rebecca Hicks, the couple's vendor team stepped up to create the intimate hometown wedding of Kasey and Dillon's dreams
The Fairey Family, owners of Huitt Farms in Anderson, South Carolina, rely on family ties to keep everything running smoothly for all of the brides and grooms who choose to tie the knot at their beautiful Upstate venue. The result is an impressive event that still manages to feel intimate: it's a perfect reminder to all of their guests that the venue sits on family property that belonged to Shirley and Ann Huitt, owner Lynne's parents.
