Showing posts with label Magnolia Plantation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magnolia Plantation. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Autumn And Phillip 6/8

Amber and Phillip chose Charleston, SC to be their destination for their wedding.  It is close to home for these two.  They both live in Columbia, SC where they are members of the ballet.  Being professional dancers, their time was limited to make small wedding decisions.  They left the details in the hands of Engaging Events of Charleston.   Cindy helped to make their wedding day perfect.   The team from Vanity Salon arrived at their location in the heart of downtown Charleston to get the ladies ready.  They stayed at the historic Andrew Pinckney Inn on Pinckney Street. Amber chose to have her hair styled in loose pinned up curls.  She wanted something different than her on stage ballerina bun.   Her headpiece was a beautifully made by a friend of the brides.  Amber also decided to go with the airbrush makeup so that it would last through the night.    The ceremony took place at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens.   We hear the reception was the place to be.   With a guest list full of dancers, the dance floor was hopping!  All photos courtesy of Mell Bell with Richard Bell Photography. 
Hair and Makeup: Vanity Salon 
www.vanitysalonsc.com

Planning: Engaging Events
www.engagingeventscharleston.com

Photography:Richard Bell Photography
www.charlestonwedding.com



Venue: Magnolia Planatation
www.magnoliaplanation.com




Monday, April 21, 2014

Sharing the Romance contest!

Couple says "I do" at Charleston dream wedding

By Lisa Weismann


One lucky couple is spending their first few days as husband and wife.
But finding the love of their lives wasn't the only stroke of luck for Katie Durham and Bobby Hill.  The military couple also won an all-expense paid dream wedding at Magnolia Plantation as part of their Sharing the Romance contest.
"It's still kind of surreal that it actually happened and we actually won this," Hill said on Saturday - his wedding day.
The couple was separately deployed to Afghanistan and couldn't plan a ceremony around their original wedding date, so Durham found the competition online and applied.  Soon thereafter, the couple was notified that they had won.
"We chose all the fabulous vendors from Charleston: from the wedding dress, to the wedding planner, to the catering, bar service and transportation," Magnolia Plantation Marketing Manager Jessica Cruz said of the $50,000 dollar fete.
The couple is planning a honeymoon in early summer when they both have time off from active duty.  The bride is from Florida and the groom is from Alabama.
"It is officially the best day of my life," Durham said.  "They always say it will be, and it's true."
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Featured article: http://m.live5news.com/#!/newsDetail/21095904
Hair & Makeup: http://vanitysalonsc.com/
Contest Host: http://www.magnoliaplantation.com/events/wedding_giveaway.html

Leah & Justin










Photographer: http://www.mcgphotography.com/
Hair & Makeup: http://vanitysalonsc.com/
Catering: http://relishdistinctivecatering.com/-home
Planner: http://engagingeventscharleston.com/
Venue: http://www.magnoliaplantation.com/events/
Transportation: http://charlestonblackcabcompany.com/
Cake Designer: http://elainesevents.com/

Sunday, April 29, 2012

Leah's Wedding

What happens when you live in a destination area? You go to another destination area to get married! Our bride, Leah and her now husband live in the Bahamas. What would bring them to Charleston for a wedding when they have such beauty there? Well, our plantations, of course! We have done of the most beautiful plantations here in Charleston. Their particular wedding was at Magnolia Plantation. They had the pleasure of working with Cindy from Engaging Event Charleston as their planner. The setting was in the outside plantation garden. Leah wore her hair slightly to the side. It was woven to create an elegant bun. We used our high definition airbrush makeup to complete the look. The weather on April 28 was at a high of 88. Airbrush makeup was recommended.