Visit the lighthouse or take a walk down the bride and groom's favorite beach in Charleston at their dog Sullivan's namesake! Their go-to beach access point is Station 12.

Take a stroll through the battery, known for its breathtaking antebellum homes and famous White Point Garden.

In the bride and groom's opinion, this is the best place to watch the sunset in Charleston! Grab your hammock and/or a picnic blanket and enjoy.

Explore Rainbow Row and the South of Broad neighborhood to see historical homes and beautiful gardens.

Visit the producer of the world's first hand-crafted sweet tea flavored vodka! Experience the distillation process firsthand and taste craft spirits and signature cocktails.

Check out the World's Largest Inclusive Playground! Park Circle also features a disk golf course, walking trails, ball fields and a picnic shelter.

Visit one of the nation's oldest public markets and the cultural heart of Charleston. It is home to more than 300 entrepreneurs where you can find a little bit of something for every age: toys, snacks, ornaments, handcrafted puzzle boxes, jewelry and art, and souvenirs of Charleston.

Lover of candles like the bride? Check out Candlefish where you can take a class to hand-make your own!

Love a little friendly competition like the groom? Check out Chucktown Axe Throwing in North Charleston where the bride and groom reside. It's also connected to Rusty Bull Brewing Co!

The stretch of King St. between Broad and Spring is known for its perfect blend of local, regional, and national shops featuring remarkable history and an eclectic mix of fashion, art, antiques, home décor, and extraordinary food.

What is Mead and what does it taste like? In between shopping, stop in and learn about the world's oldest alcohol at Savannah Bee Company on King Street, where you can try a variety of fermented honey at their Mead Bar. The groom's personal favorite is Crafted Artisan Meadery's Bananas Foster Forever.

Located on James Island just a short drive from downtown Charleston, the Pour House has long been considered a locals' favorite for live music. They host a wide range of genres from both local and traveling artists. This picture features Lauren's cousin Zach and his band Sun-Dried Vibes. Check out the bride and groom's favorite song of theirs, Your Eyes, using the Website link below.

Shem Creek is a nice stop to see the shrimp and fishing boats, eat some great food at the bars and restaurants along the creek, look for dolphins and even rent kayaks!

Formally the home of the Charleston Navel Base, this park that Lauren & Paul frequent is now a great place to relax, unwind, and take in the wonderful scenery. One of their favorite restaurants, Momo, is also located here! Check out their awesome Sunday brunch if you stay through the weekend!

Tour one of America's oldest working plantations, known for its Avenue of Oaks, Gullah history, and beautiful gardens! You may recognize the home from the movie The Notebook, as Allie's family's summer home.

Stroll miles of garden trails, paddle cypress swamp (also featured in the movie The Notebook), relax in a greenhouse with butterflies & flowers, discover native & exotic reptile exhibits & the freshwater aquarium.

Explore Fort Sumter where the attack in 1861 marked the official beginning of the American Civil War. The island is only accessible by Ferry, conveniently located by the SC Aquarium (Downtown side) or Patriots Point (Mt. Pleasant side).

The SC Aquarium includes 9 galleries featuring thousands of amazing aquatic animals, from river otters and sharks to loggerhead turtles, in more than 100 exhibits.

The Mount Pleasant Memorial Waterfront Park is a nautical-themed playground, 1,250-ft pier with bench swings, cafe/gift shop & scenic harbor views. This is also a good place to park for easy access to the Ravenel Bridge walking path.