To celebrate the end of the week we have part deux of yesterday’s beautiful bride, Ginny’s wedding! The event took place at one of Charleston’s venue gems, the William Aiken House, with an outdoor ceremony under the arbor that seemed both intimate and grande. The bridesmaids wore neutral dresses to compliment her own, but carrying bouquets of warm tangerines and yellows which echoed the rest of the decor that night, perfectly planned by Red Letter Events. I loved the touches of blue from the ginger jars and custom table cloth ties which then played out in the details of their amazing Wildflour cake! Evan Laettner’s incredible ability to catch that warm Charleston setting sunlight seems to make all the images glow… gorgeous. Between the bridal portraits and this stunner of a wedding, we can consider ourselves spoiled with inspiration!
Photography: Evan Laettner | Event Planner: Red Letter Events | Venue: William Aiken House |
Florals: Sara York Grimshaw | Caterer and Bar: Fish | Rentals: Snyder | Cake: Wildflour
Ceremony Music: Helen Greenfield | Reception Music: Travis Allison Band
Transportation: Black Cab | Hair and Makeup: Stella Nova
Red Letter Events | William Aiken House | Sara York Grimshaw | Fish | Snyder | Wildflour
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Love the bride’s modern trousseau gown, and the warm, golden colors of her wedding.
Ginny’s wedding surpassed our highest expectations! I will never forget ginny’s smile when she walked into the gardens at the william aiken house and we toured all of the amazing creations that she and her planners had dreamed about. We were overwhelmed with all of the beauty. I am so grateful for all of her vendors that made her special wedding and reception possible especially her wedding planners, Stacey and Missy, at Red letter events who executed every last detail. it was truly a wedding to remember.
The mother of the bride
Ginny’s Wedding exceeded our expectations in each lovely detail. Thank you to all of her wonderful vendors in making this event “A wedding to remember”.
mother of the bride