I am blessed to have been involved in helping almost 200 couples elope in 2020! I wanted to share the top 50 elopement photos from the year

One of the most popular places to elope in Charleston SC, is White Point Gardens. This city park is also known as "Battery Park", as it...

Washington Square is a small 1.48 acre park that packs in many iconic historical Charleston elements! Gas lanterns, monuments, wrought...

Not only is this park full of natural beauty, it is gorgeously landscaped. It is the largest park in Charleston, located on the upper penin

For the intimate ceremony that would like privacy as well as a serene environment to spend time with family, this is definitely the place!

Dreaming of a beach elopement? Charleston, SC has 2 main local beaches, Folly Beach and Isle of Palms.

Riverfront park in North Charleston is often overlooked as a great place for an elopement or intimate wedding ceremony.

You probably think this is a difficult task. What should you say in your vows??? But it is easier than you think! Just follow these 5 steps!

We have all been to those weddings where guests were more interested in the scenery around them, and checking their watch...

The rose ceremony is a specialty ceremony that can enhance your wedding ceremony in Charleston SC!

Historic SC state park outside of Charleston for elopement ceremony!

The unity sand ceremony is part of many wedding ceremonies. It is a great way to include family as well as provide you with a visual

The Anniversary sand ceremony is a great addition to any beach wedding or elopement. It does require a little of preparation

The bride's bouquet is arguably the second most important part of her outfit (the top is the wedding dress, of course!). Bouquets can be bas

Charles Towne Landing State Historic Park is located on a marshy point off the Ashley River in Charleston, SC. English settlers landed here

Your wedding officiant is a key player who sets the tone for your entire wedding ceremony, so be sure to find the perfect person to lead you

I know the marriage license laws can seem confusing. You will need a marriage license from the state where the ceremony is performed.