Our wedding is a Black Tie event. For gentlemen, this means a tuxedo. For ladies, this means floor length gowns, formal separates, or attire of the equivalent. We appreciate your cooperation in adhering to our dress code to create a beautiful, cohesive look for our day.
There is a parking lot located directly next to the Governor Thomas Bennett House that will be reserved for our guests the day of the wedding. If you don’t plan on driving, we recommend Uber, Lyft, or any ride share app.
We love your little ones, but have decided to keep our ceremony and reception adults-only. We hope this advance notice allows you to arrange for childcare, and we appreciate your understanding.
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the ceremony starts to get settled in. There will be drink and bite served upon arrival that you won't want to miss!
Please refrain from photos during the ceremony, as we've hired a professional photographer to cover the ceremony to ensure all moments are captured beautifully without any obstructions or distractions.
We have carefully planned our guest list to include all the special people in our lives. If your invitation specifies a plus-one, feel free to bring a guest. Otherwise, we kindly ask that you respect our wishes for an intimate celebration.
Please let us know about any dietary restrictions or food allergies as soon as possible. We’re working closely with our caterers to accommodate all our guests’ needs as best as possible.
In mid-February, Charleston, SC, generally experiences mild winter weather. The average high temperatures hover around the mid-60s, while the average low temperatures can drop to the mid-40s at night. This time of year in Charleston can be quite pleasant during the day, though it can feel chilly, especially in the mornings and evenings. Please check the weather before packing!