White Point Garden

Wedding Day

Wedding

Tides Folly Beach

Reception

Additional Info

Parking

Our Wedding

It all started with a motorcycle ride..... Yep, after a simple conversation at work about how I had never ridden one, Nick invited me to go out one night. That night we went to Cowfish (now one of our favorite restaurants) and afterwards he took me down to the river where we talked for hours. He's been stuck with me ever since. About a year and a half later, many more motorcycle rides, nights downtown, and mornings at Crossfit, we found out we were pregnant. Holy moly. We moved in together and our next chapter began as we prepared for our little curly-haired cutie. Wyatt arrived in August, and on my first Mother's Day Nick suggested a beach trip. We arrived at the beach and got all of our towels set up, and Nick was being very quiet. I'm thinking "wow someone is in a bad mood" *insert eye roll* After a few more minutes of awkward silence and a few short sentences, Nick asked if I would like to receive my Mother's Day gift from Wyatt. As if he really needed to ask me that. He hands me a handmade card that says "Happy Mother's Day" on the front, and when I opened it, it said "Mommy I hope you say YES" Cue the waterworks. Nick got down on one knee and proposed. That brings us to now, planning our wedding and our future together!

Our Story

Details

Wedding Party

Photos

Registry

Q + A

If you aren't staying in Folly Beach, please allow yourself enough time in case of traffic. There is one way into Folly Beach and it can become backed up very quickly. There are many great beach bars near our reception venue, so get there early and have a few drinks! ;)

Folly Beach, SC, United States

La Quinta Inn & Suites Charleston Riverview

Holiday Inn Charleston-Riverview

Travel

Bring Charleston to life on this informative tour through one of America's most historic southern cities. Meander along roads that pre-date the revolution, as your local guide explains the historical context behind some of Charleston's most iconic sites.
Start your carriage journey at the City Market—one of the nation's oldest public markets. The historic market begins at the Market Hall, one of the finest examples of 1800s architecture. This space has long played a role in Charleston's presentation of its history. Keep your camera handy to capture a few of Charleston's highlights, which could include the Old Exchange Building, the last British building built in America before the Revolutionary War.
There are several tour routes possible, and highlights of your tour could include notable sites such as the vibrant Rainbow Row, a unique stretch of mid-1700s homes and buildings. These pre-revolutionary buildings are time capsules of southern American history. Pass several of Charleston's historic highlights, including Meeting Street and its famous White Point Gardens. Listen as your guide provides insight into the role these places had in Charleston's early history. All tours finish in the Historic City Market where you are free to enjoy your next Charleston adventure.

Charleston Carriage Tour

The Charleston City Market

Things to Do

Engagement Photos

Courtney & Nick

Courtney & Nick

Registry