Laurie + Colin | Gibbs Art Museum Wedding
Laurie and Colin got married this summer at St Mary's Catholic Church in downtown Charleston, SC. With a reception to follow at The Gibbes Art Museum. The ladies from A Burlap Elephant did an amazing job planning/coordination their wedding day. All of the gorgeous flowers you see through the wedding/reception were done by the fabulously talented Branch Design Studio. One of the biggest things I just LOVED about these two is that they NEVER stopped smiling. They are so very truly in love. I am so happy for you both! Congratulations Laurie and Colin. Thank you for letting me document this wonderful day for you both!
Vendors:
Wedding Venue: St. Mary's Catholic Church Reception Venue:Gibbes Museum of Art Event Coordinator: The Burlap Elephant Hair/Makeup Stylist: Lashes & Lace Gown Boutique: Jean's Florist: Branch Design Studio Caterer: Salthouse Catering Cake Artist: Ashley Bakery Musician/DJ: East Coast Entertainment Transportation: Finger Snappin' Entertainment Officiant: Fr. Greg Shaffer
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