South Carolina Wedding with Classic Southern Hospitality
A fall wedding in South Carolina calls for Southern hospitality in it's truest form! Jess and Scott wanted nothing more than to provide that for their out of town guests. As a transplanted New Yorker, Jess knew in a heartbeat that she wanted to be married in South Carolina. Alhambra Hall, in Mount Pleasant, suited her vision to perfection. Read on for more about their wedding day and then head on over to the full gallery for so much more pretty from Kristy Roderick Photography.
From the Bride... My husband, Scott and I were married on Nov. 4th at Alhambra Hall. I was born and raised in NY (I now call Charleston home) and knew immediately I wanted to get married here! I wanted Southern touches, since we had so many guests traveling from out of town, but we also wanted to keep things fairly traditional.
We had the most PERFECT weather! We had our first look and took pictures downtown on Chalmers Street. We then had a sunset ceremony under the oak tree on the lawn at Alhambra. The sunset continued into cocktail hour where guests not only enjoyed bites and sips, but they were also treated to an interactive fragrance exploration where they selected a personalized candle as a favor.
For the reception we wanted a romantic fall feel. We kept things neutral on the color palette with gold, white, cream and pops of dusty rose and pink. We also incorporated a lot of greenery to keep things fresh feeling and to add to the romantic feel. The dark wooden beams, napa-like chandeliers and wood floors in the venue helped warm things up and really made our color choices pop.
All in all it was the BEST DAY EVER!
We had the most PERFECT weather! We had our first look and took pictures downtown on Chalmers Street. We then had a sunset ceremony under the oak tree on the lawn at Alhambra. The sunset continued into cocktail hour where guests not only enjoyed bites and sips, but they were also treated to an interactive fragrance exploration where they selected a personalized candle as a favor.
For the reception we wanted a romantic fall feel. We kept things neutral on the color palette with gold, white, cream and pops of dusty rose and pink. We also incorporated a lot of greenery to keep things fresh feeling and to add to the romantic feel. The dark wooden beams, napa-like chandeliers and wood floors in the venue helped warm things up and really made our color choices pop.
All in all it was the BEST DAY EVER!