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Wedding planning & design · Charleston

Your forever,beautifully planned

We plan and design weddings that feel like a dream and run like clockwork, so the only thing you carry on the day is each other.

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The day, hour by hour

From golden hour to lantern light

A wedding day is a hundred small moments in the right order. We write every one of them down, then make them happen while you are busy being happy.

  1. 1:00 pm

    Getting ready

    Hair, makeup and a quiet lunch, with someone watching the clock so you never have to.

  2. 3:30 pm

    First look

    A private moment in the garden. We clear the path and keep the guests away.

  3. 5:00 pm

    The ceremony

    Chairs straight, programs out, music cued. You walk down the aisle on time, to the second.

  4. 6:00 pm

    Golden hour

    Portraits in the best light of the day while your guests enjoy cocktails on the lawn.

  5. 7:15 pm

    Dinner by candlelight

    Every name card, every dietary note, every toast in its place.

  6. 9:00 pm

    First dance

    The band, the lights and the dance floor, opened exactly when the room is ready.

  7. 10:45 pm

    Lantern send-off

    Sparklers lit, the car waiting, and a basket of your things packed for the morning.

Services

As much or as little as you need us

From the first venue tour to the last song, or just the final weeks: choose how much we carry.

  • A planner’s flat lay on ivory linen: a leather binder, fabric swatches in blush and lilac, a seating plan sketch, wax seals and a bud vase of garden roses.

    Planning

    Full planning

    Every detail, from the ring to the send-off

    When it starts
    12 to 18 months before · Up to 250 guests
    Fee
    from $9,800
  • A planner’s hand ticking off a vendor checklist with a gold pen beside a laptop showing a pastel mood board and a sprig of eucalyptus.

    Planning

    Partial planning

    You started it, we finish it beautifully

    When it starts
    6 to 9 months before · Up to 250 guests
    Fee
    from $5,400
  • A coordinator with an earpiece straightening white chairs along an aisle of rose petals under live oaks draped with Spanish moss.

    Planning

    Wedding-month coordination

    Plan it yourselves, then hand us the clipboard

    When it starts
    8 weeks before · Up to 200 guests
    Fee
    from $2,900
  • A couple holding hands on a misty dune at sunrise beside a small arch of pampas grass and white roses, the ocean glowing peach.

    Planning

    Elopements & micro weddings

    Just the two of you, and a view

    When it starts
    2 to 6 months before · Up to 30 guests
    Fee
    from $3,200
  • A candlelit reception table on the terrace of a lakeside villa at dusk, with lemon trees, blush roses and wisteria, mountains glowing lavender beyond.

    Away

    Destination weddings

    Italy, Mexico, the islands, or wherever you met

    When it starts
    12 to 18 months before · Up to 150 guests
    Fee
    from $12,500
  • A studio wall with a mood board of fabric swatches, pressed flowers and color chips in blush, lilac and champagne, candles and ribbon spools below.

    Design

    Design & styling

    A room that looks exactly like the two of you

    When it starts
    6 to 12 months before · Any size
    Fee
    from $4,200
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What it costs

Estimate your planning fee

Pick a service, your guest count and any extras. It is an honest starting point; your proposal after the consultation is exact.

1. How much should we carry?

Planning

Away

Design

2. How many guests?
3. Anything else?

Travel outside the Charleston area is billed at cost. A third of the fee holds your date; the rest is due in two parts before the wedding.

Pricing and how we work

Real weddings

Love stories we were lucky to plan

Live oaks and sea oats, ballrooms and Italian terraces. Every one different, because every couple is.

  • A bride in a blush chiffon gown and a groom in a tan linen suit laughing together on a windswept beach among sea oats at sunset.

    Coastal

    Maya & Jordan

    Folly Dunes · 86 guests

    • Blush
    • Sand
    • Sea glass
  • A ceremony on a stone terrace above the sea with an arch of white roses and wisteria, guests seated in rows and the couple at the arch.

    Destination

    Rosa & Elliot

    Villa Belvedere · 64 guests

    • Lemon
    • Wisteria
    • Sea
  • Long wooden tables with lilac and white wildflower arrangements under strings of bistro lights in a vineyard at twilight, hills behind.

    Estate & vineyard

    Lena & Marcus

    Wildvine Estate · 110 guests

    • Lilac
    • Linen
    • Vine
  • A bride and groom walking hand in hand down an avenue of live oaks draped with Spanish moss at golden hour, her long veil floating.

    Garden

    Ava & Theo

    Magnolia Bend Estate · 140 guests

    • Wisteria
    • Ivory
    • Moss
  • A reception in a whitewashed carriage house with long candlelit tables, lavender and white flowers and garlands of greenery under the windows.

    Estate & vineyard

    Claire & Noah

    The Carriage House on Legare · 72 guests

    • Candlelight
    • Lavender
    • Evergreen
  • A couple sharing their first dance in a grand ballroom with crystal chandeliers, tall arrangements of white orchids and pink roses and gold chairs.

    Ballroom

    Priya & Sam

    The Calhoun Ballroom · 220 guests

    • Rose quartz
    • Gold leaf
    • Pearl
All weddings

Your planners

Four people who will know your day by heart

Each couple has one lead planner from the first call to the last dance, and the whole team on the day.

Meet the planners

Thank-you notes

Kind words from our couples

  • “We didn’t see a single problem all day. Later we found out there had been three, and Grace had solved every one before we noticed.”
    Ava & TheoGarden estate, 140 guests
  • “Camille turned a Pinterest board and a vague feeling into a room so beautiful my grandmother cried before the ceremony started.”
    Priya & SamBallroom, 220 guests
  • “Planning a wedding in Italy from South Carolina sounded impossible. Mateo made it feel like a vacation.”
    Rosa & ElliotDestination, 64 guests

Questions couples ask us

How far ahead should we book a planner?

For full planning, twelve to eighteen months before the wedding is ideal; we can do it in less. Wedding-month coordination can be booked up to three months ahead.

Do you travel?

Yes. We plan across the Lowcountry and up and down the coast, and destination weddings in Europe, Mexico and the Caribbean. Travel is quoted separately at cost.

Do you take a commission from vendors?

Never. Our fee is our only income, so every vendor we suggest is one we would choose for our own families.

Is the consultation really free?

Yes, an hour at the studio or on a video call, with no obligation. You leave with a rough timeline and a few ideas either way.

Journal

Notes from the planning desk

All notes

Let’s set the date

Tell us about the two of you over coffee in the pink house on Bellflower Alley, or on a video call. The first hour is on us.

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