Austin and Morgan
Things To Do
Our Favorite Places To Eat
Charleston is filled with so many amazing restaurants. We will recommend a mix of restaurants that offer brunch, seafood, casual bites, etc. Listed are some of our favorite places we go often. Do not hesitate to reach out for more recommendations! Poogan's Porch (brunch is our favorite), Hank's Seafood, Virginia's on King, Charleston Crab House, Leon's Oyster Shop, Local's Sushi and Sports Pub, and The Boathouse at Breach Inlet.
The Waterfront Daniel Island
Come check out where the bride and groom live! Take a walk through the waterfront park, enjoy food at The Kingstide, get coffee at The DIME, or take a ferry over to downtown. This is the bride and grooms favorite place to go with Knox! If you are looking for food afterwards, you can also try out New Realm Brewing Company, Heavy’s Burgers, VIVA Tacos and Tequila, or Agaves Cantina across the street. These places are where the bride and groom spend a majority of their time.
Sullivan's Island
Our favorite beach in Charleston! We had our first date here, love going on sunset dates here, and got ENGAGED here! We recommend parking at Sullivan's Island Baptist Church and walking straight down Station 18th Street to the beach. (Station 12 is where we got engaged!) While you are here, try out Mex 1 Coastal Cantina, Obstinate Daughter, or Home Team Barbeque for a good meal.
Isle of Palms County Park
We love a beach day on Isle of Palms! This is Knox's favorite spot to come for sunrise. We highly recommend this beach to those with kids! There are showers and restrooms by Coconut Joe's. This beach has many public accesses, is lined with restaurants, and is very kid-friendly.
Shem Creek Boardwalk
Our favorite places for a happy hour with friends or to walk the boardwalk! Shem Creek is lined with places to eat and drink, with stunning waterfront views, boats coming in and out, and possible dolphin sightings. You can even rent kayaks, boats, and more for a day out on the water!
King Street
King Street once served as the main route into and out of Charleston. Now, a revitalized and vibrant King Street is fill with some of the city's trendiest restaurants, cocktail scenes, art galleries, businesses, and lively nightlife - not to mention some serious shopping. Today, King Street is considered one of the "Top 10 Shopping Streets" by U.S. News and World Report.
Charleston City Market
Established in the 1970s, the Charleston City Market is one of the oldest markets in the United States. The building stretches over four blocks in the heart of downtown Charleston. Today, the market has over 300 vendors - offering a huge variety of items, such as sweetgrass baskets, jewelry, local art, clothes, toys, local food, and more!
Joe Riley Waterfront Park
Named after the longest serving mayor in Charleston, Waterfront Park is an eight-acre park located along the Cooper River. The most iconic fountain there is known as the "Pineapple Fountain" which symbolizes the hospitality of the Lowcountry. Just around the corner from Waterfront Park, you can find the Battery and White Point Gardens.