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Guide to Planning a Beach or Plantation Wedding in SC
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Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Below is information on planning a wedding on SC beaches or plantations. More resources can be found on our SC Wedding Guide.
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South Carolina Beach Weddings
Beach weddings are popular in SC in the spring, summer, and fall, and offer an alternative to more traditional weddings. Many couples choose beaches such as Sullivan's Island, Myrtle Beach, Folly Beach, and Kiawah Island. Keep in mind restrictions set by the beaches such as those on parking, alcohol, and fireworks. Also be sure to consult tide charts when planning – a really high tide could leave little room for guests!
- Edisto Beach weddings - includes info on ministers, notaries, and other local wedding resources
- Folly Beach weddings - public beach in Charleston County - No cost to use the beach, although if more than 25 people will be present, you must obtain a permit from the Folly Beach Public Safety Office. Folly's municipal clerk can serve as an officiant if desired. The Pelican Watch Shelter is a Charleston County Park facility on the southwest end of the beach which can accommodate up to 200 guests. It allows for a beach wedding with more parking and a shelter for the reception.
- Isle of Palms beach weddings - this link leads to answers of FAQ's, including those about weddings on the beach
- Weddings at Kiawah Island Golf Resort - Kiawah is a private island in Charleston County. Catering services are available through the resort, and must be used for all food and beverage needs. Event planners are also available to help you with other details.
- Myrtle Beach weddings - this link leads to answers of FAQ's for the City of Myrtle Beach, including those on having a beach weddding - Commercially produced weddings are not allowed on the beach, but non-commercial weddings are allowed on the public beaches. Non commercial weddings are those with simple ceremonies with no structures, no wedding planners, and no one making a profit. A minister, justice of the peace, or friend may perform the ceremony for a small gratuity.
South Carolina Plantation Weddings
South Carolina plantations offer a wedding setting infused with history and nature. There are hundreds of plantations in our state, some of which are available to the public and can be researched in the guide below. We have also included the websites of some of the most popular plantations for weddings, which are located primarily in the Lowcountry.
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Guide to Planning a South Carolina wedding!
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