In Marion Square you will find a vibrant, thriving Farmers Market every Saturday morning. Shop among 100+ local vendors. In addition to farmers & growers, visitors can explore various food vendors and artisans showcasing art, clothing, jewelry and more.
Shopping on King street is a must do (and a personal favorite of the brides!!) Whether you prefer Antiquing, book shops, clothing, art galleries, cafes or bistros you’ll be find endless retailers up and down King. It’s developed in three areas: Upper, Middle and Lower King Street. Upper King is known as the design and designing district; while middle King is synonymous with fashion; and finally Lower King is home to a plethora of Antique shops. And the best part is - it is easily walkable from wherever you decide to stay !!
Listed among Travel + Leisure’s “America’s Most Beautiful Gardens”, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens is the oldest public Garden in America, having opened its doors to visitors in 1870. But it was founded long before that in 1676, evolving alongside the American Revolution, Civil War and modern history. Immerse yourself in informative historic tours amongst acres of stunning intricate gardens or roam free as you please.
Said to be the oldest museum in America, the Charleston Museum is a comprehensive, moving curation of the Antebellum period in South Carolina. Learn about the acclaimed Low Country through various 18th century homes, exhibitions and historic artifacts from apparel and furniture to the natural sciences.
Walk down to Rainbow Row and take a look at the stunning colorful houses
The Battery is a landmark defensive seawall named for a civil-war coastal defense artillery battery at the site. Along the battery, there are beautiful homes with magnificent arcitecture to walk past and enjoy
Taking its name from an old term for a set menu, The Ordinary is their version of a classic oyster bar and seafood hall, located in an old bank in Charleston's Upper King Street Distrcit. It will feature an extensive raw bar, fresh fish, and a variety of small and large plates - making it the ideal gathering place for groups small and large. At its core, The Ordinary is a celebration of fishermen of the Lowcountry and the matchless seafood of the East coast.
5Church Charleston is located in a former church with local graffiti artist Ishmael on the walls, a reproduction of The Art of War on the ceiling, and lots of chandeliers. Chef Jamie Lynch will study local flavors and products to adapt the Charlotte menu to a Charleston audience. it also has great cocktails !
Butcher & Bee opened with the simple mission of serving honest-to-goodness sandwiches made with flavor combinations and food quality usually reserved for fine dining. The bride and MOB suggest the Whipped Feta, Bacon Wrapped Dates, and the Burger
Tucked away on charming Queen Street, Poogan’s Porch is Charleston’s oldest independent culinary establishments, with a fresh approach to Lowcountry cuisine. Recognized by Martha Stewart Living, Southern Living and The Travel Channel among many others, this beautifully restored Victorian house is the perfect southern spot for daily brunch and dinner. This is a must do for brunch !! Bride and groom suggest the buttermilk fried chicken with a biscuit, pimento cheese fritters, the she crab soup and of course the Bloody Mary with an extra shot !!