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When you’re planning a wedding, there are a few big decisions that can feel overwhelming—venue, dress, guest list—and somewhere in that mix is the photographer who will document it all. One of the most common questions I hear from couples is: “How much should we spend on a wedding photographer?” With the cost of wedding photography in […]
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I recently photographed Caroline’s stunning bridal session at The Westin Poinsett in Greenville, SC. Let me tell you—this place is a gem for wedding photos. If you are just getting started planning your wedding and still deciding on a location, here are a few reasons to consider this historic downtown venue.
First off, The Westin Poinsett is a dream for those who love a mix of timeless elegance and modern convenience. The architecture alone is swoon-worthy. The Westin has grand staircases, chandeliers, and vintage charm. It’s like stepping back in time but with all the comforts you need. Caroline looked absolutely radiant walking through the lobby, the perfect blend of classic beauty and modern bridal style. You know those photos that make you feel like a movie star? Yeah, The Westin is full of those backdrops.
Caroline’s bridal session was a beautiful reminder that when you choose The Westin Poinsett, you’re not just picking a venue—you’re embracing an unforgettable experience. If you’re looking for a spot with elegance, history, and convenience, then The Westin Poinsett should definitely be on your list!
Vendors:
Venue: The Westin Poinsett
Hair and Makeup: Cotton Rouge & Co.
Dress: The Poinsett Bride
Obsessed with The Westin Poinsett? Check out Emily & Scott’s Wedding at The Westin.
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Rachael and George’s wedding day was a true example of making the best out of an unexpected situation. Hurricane Helene threw them a huge curveball, forcing them to shift their plans just 48 hours before their wedding. Their venue, Southern Bleachery, couldn’t host the event, so they quickly pivoted to George’s childhood home on Lake Cunningham in Taylors, SC. And honestly? The spot was perfect for their intimate ceremony.
The ceremony happened right on the dock, with their closest family standing beside them, while the rest of their guests gathered at the house to watch. There was something really special about it—a laid-back gathering with the peaceful lake in the background, making the day feel more intimate and relaxed. What could have been a stressful disaster turned into a beautiful, personal moment for them and their families.
Their whole family pulled it off together, and almost everyone invited came, showing just how much their friends and family love them.
As the sun started to set, we took some dreamy photos by the lake, capturing that perfect golden hour glow. And one of the best parts? We got photos with every single guest. It’s rare to be able to do that at most weddings, but with a smaller group, it felt just right.
Even though Rachael and George’s wedding didn’t go as originally planned, the day was filled with love, family, and some unforgettable moments that made it all their own. And the silver lining, they get to celebrate next year when they have an anniversary ceremony at Southern Bleachery.
Vendors:
Alternate Wedding Dress: Dillards
Catering: Mutts BBQ
Hair & Makeup: The Hair Company
Want to see more intimate ceremonies? Check out this Jessica & Paul’s Wedding at Pretty Place!
Ready for me to capture your elopement or small ceremony? Reach out now!
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Top Wedding Venues in Greenville, SC: The Westin Poinsett, The AC Hotel, and Hotel Hartness! Planning a wedding comes with countless decisions. Choosing the right venue is at the top of the list. With Greenville, SC, as your backdrop, you’re in luck. This city is brimming with wedding venues that showcase everything from timeless elegance […]
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Sabrina and Ben’s had an intimate wedding at Lake Conestee Nature Preserve. It was a heartfelt celebration of love and nature, that focused on simplicity and family. Held in a serene meadow surrounded by towering trees, their ceremony felt intimate and personal, perfectly reflecting their love for the outdoors. With just a touch of decor in soft blues and greens, the natural beauty of the park served as the primary backdrop, bringing their vision of a laid-back, nature-filled wedding to life.
For Sabrina and Ben, Contestee Nature Preserve wasn’t just a pretty location—it was a sentimental spot. Ben works at the park, and the couple has spent countless hours walking its trails with their beloved dog, Milo. Choosing this spot for their wedding felt like an extension of their everyday lives together. The ceremony took place under the shade of a giant oak tree, which made the setting feel grand. It was the perfect spot for two nature lovers to exchange vows and begin the next chapter of their lives.
Everything about their day was locally sourced, supporting the city they’ve made their home together. Dinner was held at Soby’s, a Greenville favorite, and dessert featured their all-time favorite sweet potato cake from Brick Street Cafe. The small, meaningful details kept the day relaxed and personal, just the way they wanted.
However, the most memorable part of the day came as we finished the ceremony and wrapped up family photos. Suddenly, the skies opened up and a torrential downpour hit. Thankfully, we had already captured all the important moments, but it added a spontaneous, fun twist to the day. Everyone sprinted for cover, and we headed downtown for a few more portraits. It was the perfect ending to a beautifully day!
Venue: Conestee Nature Preserve
Hair: Cotton Rouge & Co
Dress: Bloom Bridal
Suit: Rush Wilson
Rings: Rustic & Main
Reception: Soby’s
Cake: Brick Street Cafe
Want more inspiration? Check out my wedding at The Rock Quarry Garden.
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Devyn and Michael’s Hotel Hartness wedding was truly incredible! One of the standout features of their day was their choice of venue. Hotel Hartness perfectly complemented their vision for European flair. Devyn and Michael wanted their wedding to feel like a true escape, and this venue delivered just that!
Their love for blending Southern charm with European flair was reflected in their catering choices. Guests were treated to a unique fusion of upscale Southern dishes alongside Mediterranean dips and sides. The guests loved this combination of flavors. Their signature drinks added another personal touch. Devyn’s lavender lemonade was a refreshing and light choice. Michael chose an Old Fashioned for a sophisticated touch. It was details like these that made their wedding uniquely theirs!
As the evening continued, the celebration moved onto the best party in Hotel Hartness’s elegant ballroom. The atmosphere was filled with love, laughter, and joy. The party was a perfect reflection of Devyn and Michael’s relationship. Friends and family were eager to celebrate this beautiful couple!
It an absolute honor to be a part of this day! From the sweet first look to the fun bubble exit, everything was like a dream. I can’t wait to share more of their Hotel Hartness wedding with you on the blog.
Venue: Hotel Hartness
Hair/Makeup: Cotton Rouge and Company
DJ: Chris Stevens (PSILoveVibin’)
Flowers: Rachel Deneroy
Dress: Carolina Couture
Planning: Hudson Park
Videographer: Jasmine Dockery
Loved this post? You’ve got to check out another. View Caroline & Jared’s wedding at The Westin.
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View more of Jessica and Paul’s wedding photos at Pretty Place Chapel and Looking Glass Falls on the Kayla Susie Photography blog today.
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View more of Jessica and Paul’s wedding photos at Pretty Place Chapel and Looking Glass Falls on the Kayla Susie Photography blog today.