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Things To Do
Afternoon Tea at Camellias
Nestled in the very hotel that we will be staying in on the night of our wedding. Camellias is perfect for the ladies who love pastries and tea in a fabulous setting. Make sure to book a reservation beforehand.
Kaminsky's Dessert Cafe
For the one's with a sweetooth craving, aside from their dessert martinis, the Tollhouse Pie is a must have for the Groom.
The Daily
Our favorite breakfast, brunch, and coffee spot when on the go. The bride loves the Whipped Feta Toast.
Tavern & Table
A beachy atmosphere and good food. We ate here during our first time visting Charleston together.
Callie's Hot Little Biscuit
Baked fresh from scratch with biscuit options ranging from cinnamon to country ham, everyone will be pleased here. We think that the King St location is the best.
La Pâtisserie
Nestled in the very hotel that we will be staying in on the night of our wedding and an absolute favorite brunch spot of the Bride's, everything here is authentically French.
82 Queen
We dined here during one of our visits to Charleston and absolutely loved everything from the southern food to the scenery. We recommend booking a reservation ahead of time (and to request outdoor seating).
Rodney Scott's BBQ
The groom's favorite type of food, bbq. We ate here after touring our wedding venue for the first time.
Renzo
The perfect spot for woodfired pizza right in downtown.
Shopping on King St
For those with a shopping addiction (AKA the Bride). King St has nearly all of the stores that one could want.
Strolling down Rainbow Row
Rainbow Row is arguably Charleston's most iconic street, it is simply a row of perfectly situated pastel colored houses.
Charleston City Market
If you like to shop unique, local, and hand made goods (like the Groom) then this is the place for you. The Charleston City Market is one of the nations oldest with over 300 vendors. Open daily (and nightly on the weekends).
Carriage Riding
Charleston would not be Charleston without it's historic horse carriage rides through downtown. We recommend booking online in advance.
Joe Riley Waterfront Park
A park overlooking the water while surrounded by shops and restaurants, if you search Charleston on Google Images the Pineapple Fountain will most likely appear somewhere at the top.
Fort Sumter
Anyone who knows the Bride knows her deeply rooted love for History, she recommends touring the very place that the American Civil War begun. Be sure to purchase your tickets beforehand as a ferry is needed to take you to the location.
Middleton Place
One of the oldest plantation's in America, touring this historical landmark (and Drayton Hall) would be perfect for those who want to blow time on our big day before the ceremony begins as it is only 4 miles from our venue and even holds a restauraunt that serves both lunch and dinner. We considered holding our wedding here in the early stages of planning.
Drayton Hall
Drayton Hall was built for the great grandson of the founder of Magnolia Plantation (our wedding venue). This historical landmark is just over a mile from our venue making it perfect to tour (along with Middleton Place) on our big day before the ceremony begins.
the beaches
Both Folly Beach and Sullivan's Island are great beaches to visit depending on the location of your hotel. The Bride strongly prefers Sullivan's Island as it tends to be much less crowded and more serene, while Folly Beach is furtherly frequented with more of an active atmosphere.