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Danielle & Mitchell

Saturday, April Eleventh, Two Thousand Twenty-Six • Saint Helena Island, SC

Danielle & Mitchell

Saturday, April Eleventh, Two Thousand Twenty-Six • Saint Helena Island, SC

Q + A

Do I need to arrange a ferry to St. Helena Island?

No! St Helena Island is fully accessible by car over a small bridge.

Transport to and from the island

We will be providing shuttles from Best Western, Springhill suites, and Hampton Inn hotels in Beaufort to and from the wedding ceremony and reception on Dataw Island. There will be parking for private vehicles at both the welcome party and wedding. Ubers may not be easy to come by on the island. We encourage guests to use our provided transport the day of the event. If needed, Beaufort Taxi Cab can be reached at (843) 522-1008

Getting on the Island

Please be aware Dataw is a private island and that guests will need to pass by a security gate to enter. Just let security know you are attending the wedding events on the island.

Are kids welcome at either event?

Unfortunately, no. We kindly ask you to leave your little ones at home.

Will the events be indoors or outdoors?

The welcome party will be an indoor event that will have a section outside near the water. The wedding ceremony itself will be outdoors with the cocktail hour and reception being indoors. There will also be a outdoor veranda that guests will be able to use during the reception.

What color are your bridesmaids wearing?

The bridesmaids will be dressed in a dusty blue! Groomsmen will be in tuxes.

Dataw Island Rules

Only licensed drivers may operate a golf cart per SC Law. Golf carts must obey the same traffic regulations as motor vehicles. Passing along any area that has a solid yellow line is strictly prohibited. You may not pass golf carts, lawn equipment or any other type of vehicle that is designated as a motor vehicle by the SCDMV, regardless of speed. The maximum speed on Dataw is 30 mph, with some roads being 25 and 15 mph, please pay close attention. Alligators may be trying to soak up the warm sunlight along the pond banks. Everyone should exercise caution near all ponds and be alert.