Charleston, SC, USA < change city >

Ceremony:

Charleston Place Hotel

"FABULOUS!!! Good discounts on rooms for guests. We used the Herb Garden for the ceremony, the courtyard for the cocktail hour and the Palmetto Cafe for the reception. The whole place is beautiful, and barely needs any decorations. Had about 50 of our guests come up to tell us it was the best wedding food they had ever had, and some just plainly the best food they had ever had at a restaurant. The hotel even messed up and gave everyone that ordered steak, sea bass in addition."

Hotel:

Andrew Pinckney Inn

"Cosy, quaint, and a great deal! Our guests were happy with it."

Hotel:

Doubletree Guest Suites Charleston-Historic District

"Every room is a suite; some 2 levels. Great bang for your buck, especially since you can comfortably fit 6 people in one room."

Hotel:

Meeting Street Inn

"Beautiful. Does not give group discounts."

Restaurant:

High Cotton Maverick Bar

"Great back room for our rehearsal dinner. We fit 50 people very nicely. Great food, and they were able to accomodate for a slideshow."

Entertainment:

Classic Carriage Tours

"We provided carriage rides ($500 for two) for our guests the afternoon of the wedding. Most said it was the favorite part of their weekend! HIGHLY recommended! A great way to see the city and learn its history in only 1 hour."

Entertainment:

Vendue Inn

"We went here after the rehearsal dinner at High Cotton. Was great for everyone from 24-64! Good views and tasteful music."

Attraction:

Aiken-Rhett House

"Historic home open to the public"

Attraction:

Charleston Museum

Attraction:

Fort Sumter

"Where the civil war began! Take a boat from Fort Sumter Visitor Education Center 340 Concord Street Charleston, South Carolina"

Attraction:

Gibbes Museum of Art

Attraction:

Heyward-Washington House

"Historic home built in 1772, with tours available."

Attraction:

Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon

"One of the three most historical sites in the United States. First a city hall, where South Carolina proclaimed independece from Great Britain, then used as a jail by the British."

Attraction:

The Battery

"Just south of south of the famous rainbow road (each house a different color) are the historic and georgeous mansions of The Battery. Look across to Fort Sumter (where the Civil War begn)"

Attraction:

White Point Gardens

"Beautiful park! Where we are getting pics before the ceremony!"