AC and Ian’s South Carolina State Museum wedding was filled with fun, personal details. Their day began with a beautiful ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, one of Columbia’s most iconic and historic churches. The day concluded with a joyful reception at SCSM (South Carolina State Museum). This blend of classic architecture and contemporary museum style made for a fun twist!

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A Stunning Ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral boasts towering Gothic architecture, intricate stained-glass windows, and rich history. The cathedral’s grandeur and reverence created a truly breathtaking ambiance as family and friends gathered to witness this occasion. The solemnity of the cathedral made this a powerful, moving part of the day.

A South Carolina State Museum Wedding Reception

After the ceremony, AC and Ian’s guests gathered at the South Carolina State Museum for an fun-filled reception. What I love about SCSM is the laid back and intimate atmosphere. We even had a special guest make an appearance– Cocky! Funny enough, the Gamecocks scored an unexpected win that night, so everyone was so excited, especially the bride, Anna!

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Vendor Team

Photographer: Nichole Lauren Photography

Planner: Eventfully Chic by Parris

Ceremony Venue: Trinity Episcopal Cathedral

Reception Venue: South Carolina State Museum

Catering: Beasley’s BBQ

Hair: Christina Storey Smith

Makeup: Antonia Scott Beauty

Cake: The Cake Obsession

Florist: Shannon Reilly

DJ: Party Time DJs

Rentals: Party Reflections

Lighting: Ambient Media

Bridal Attire: David’s Bridal

Bridesmaid Dresses: David’s Bridal

Groomsmen Attire: Men’s Wearhouse

Wedding Rings: Dem’s Jewelers

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