The Dewberry

Rehearsal Dinner

Welcome Party

Lowndes Grove

Wedding Day

Ceremony

Reception

Schedule of Events Friday, April 10, 2026Welcome Party *All Guests are Welcome The Dewberry Hotel334 Meeting StreetCharleston, SC 294038:00pm Attire: Lowcountry Chic“Lowcountry Chic” is a style inspired by the relaxed elegance of coastal South Carolina. For our April evening celebration, we invite you to dress in elevated cocktail attire with a Southern coastal flair. ********** Saturday, April 11, 2026WeddingLowndes Grove266 St Margaret StreetCharleston, SC 294035:00pm: Ceremony5:30pm: Cocktails, Dinner &amp; Dancing Attire: Black TieThe ceremony and cocktail hour will be on the lawn.Block heels or wedges are recommended. Transportation: Trolleys to the wedding will depart from The Dewberry Hotel at 4:00 pm. Please meet out front. Trolleys will be leaving Lowndes Grove at 10:30 pm for the After Party and The Dewberry Hotel. An earlier Trolley will also be departing at 9:30 pm for The Dewberry Hotel. Ubers are available to and from Lowndes Grove 266 Saint Margaret Street. ********** Wedding After PartySTARS Grill Room(Also called Events at 495)495 King StreetCharleston, SC 2940310:45pm ********** Sunday, April 12, 2026MASTERS Sunday FundayBlind Tiger Pub36-38 Broad StreetCharleston, SC 294032:00 PMAttire: Casual We love kids, but kindly request that guests do not bring little ones to any wedding events.

Our Wedding

Photos

Tyler Parker - Man of HonorAnne Gallagher - Matron of Honor Katie McCool - BridesmaidBryn O'Neil - BridesmaidAbby Reynolds - BridesmaidEmma Cormack - BridesmaidEmma Cook - BridesmaidMeredith Dillon - BridesmaidWynne Whitley - BridesmaidShannon Murphy - BridesmaidAlana Burrough - BridesmaidAinsley Knight - Junior Bridesmaid Shaun Wood - Best ManCarson Wood - Best ManMarty Heffren - GroomsmanMatt Heffren - GroomsmanNate Greenwood - GroomsmanWill McMahon - GroomsmanChase Dannenbaum - GroomsmanCason Liles - Groomsman Timmy Ferrell - GroomsmanGordon Wagner - GroomsmanWill Hazelwood - Groomsman

Wedding Party

Schedule of Events&nbsp;&nbsp;We love kids, but kindly request that guests do not bring little ones to the ceremony or wedding events.&nbsp;We are happy to assist with local babysitters. Friday, April 10, 2026Welcome Party *All Guests are Welcome*Time TBD The Dewberry Hotel334 Meeting StreetCharleston, SC 29403 Attire: Charleston Garden Party Saturday, April 11, 2026&nbsp;WeddingLowndes Grove&nbsp;266 St Margaret StreetCharleston, SC 29403 &nbsp;5:00pm: Ceremony&nbsp;&nbsp;5:30pm: Cocktails, Dinner &amp; Dancing Attire:&nbsp;Black Tie&nbsp; After PartyLocation TBD10:45pm&nbsp; Sunday, April 12, 2026MASTERS Sunday FundayTime &amp; Location TBD

Schedule of Events 

Transportation: Trolleys to the wedding will depart from The Dewberry Hotel at 4:00 pm. Please meet out front. Trolleys will be leaving Lowndes Grove at 10:30 pm for the After Party and The Dewberry Hotel. An earlier Trolley will also be departing at 9:30 pm for The Dewberry Hotel. Ubers are available to and from Lowndes Grove 266 Saint Margaret Street.

To book additional nights at the group rate, please contact Elizabeth Gouldman at the Dewberry.(854) 800-6676egouldman@dewberryhotels.com

The Dewberry Charleston

Located in the Historic District, our Downtown Charleston SC hotel offers easy access to Marion Square, King Street, Charleston Gaillard Center and more local attractions. Located two blocks from the Dewberry Hotel.

Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Historic District 

The Charleston Place

This hotel is across the street from the Dewberry Hotel. Enjoy the free made-to-order breakfast, complimentary evening reception, and the charm of Downtown Charleston.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Charleston Historic District

A stylish and luxury boutique hotel in Downtown Charleston. Located three block from the Dewberry Hotel.

The Pinch Charleston

Hotel Bennett is the culmination of steep tradition, intricate European-inspired architecture, and southern hospitality. This hotel is located 2 blocks from the Dewberry.

Hotel Bennett

The Loutrel distills the city’s refined elegance into a singular experience. Layering traditional form with the organic beauty of nature, this boutique French Quarter hotel in Charleston offers the best&nbsp;the city has to offer. Located three blocks from The Charleston Place.

The Loutrel

Providing top-notch contemporary lodging in Charleston’s Historic District, Hotel Bella Grace is within walking distance to the best of downtown Charleston’s restaurants, attractions and things to do. Located two blocks from the Dewberry Hotel.

Hotel Bella Grace

Please check out Airbnb for other charming accommodations in Charleston.

Airbnb

The Cooper Hotel 

Please contact Jamie Molony&nbsp;for additional information on rental properties. <a href="mailto:hello@stphilipsquare.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">hello@stphilipsquare.com</a>(843) 577-7450﻿

St. Philip Square Rental Properties 

The Vendue, Charleston's Art Hotel

Accommodations

Restaurants & Cocktails

<a href="https://www.thedewberrycharleston.com/drinks-dining#post-33226" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Citrus Club at The Dewberry Hotel rooftop</a>The crown jewel in a city known for its steepled skyline and sea-skimming views, The Dewberry’s 8th floor terrace features the highest rooftop in Charleston. Home to our whimsical rooftop cocktail bar, Citrus Club, features citrus-inspired cocktails, and fresh lite bites.

<a href="https://hallschophousecharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Halls Chophouse</a>Halls Chophouse is a family steakhouse and iconic Charleston institution. Decidedly old-school, this refined eatery excels in prime cuts of beef, luxurious raw bar offerings, and original takes on traditional sides (pepper jack creamed corn, sweet-and-sour collard greens).

<a href="https://www.sorellecharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sorelle</a>Chef Nick Dugan brings a modern spin on classic southern Italian cuisine made with the freshest ingredients to the heart of Historic Downtown Charleston at 88 Broad Street. Sorelle welcomes locals and visitors alike to gather and savor a myriad of all-day food and beverage experiences from its restaurant, bar, and market spanning two stories.

<a href="https://www.167rawoysterbar.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">167Raw</a>167Raw is a New England style Oyster Bar in the heart of historic downtown Charleston, SC. Our menu highlights the outstanding seafood mecca that is the East Coast.

<a href="https://magnoliascharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Magnolias</a>A staple in Charleston for over 30 years, Magnolias remains a forerunner in upscale Southern cuisine, presenting traditional ingredients and cooking techniques elevated by modern flair and artful presentation.

<a href="https://highcottoncharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">High Cotton</a>From conversation and laughter in our bar to our stylish dining rooms of heart pine floors and antique brick, you’ll come to understand true Charleston hospitality. That is, there’s always cause for celebration – of our neighbors, our food and drink and each other. It’s our great pleasure to share it with you.

<a href="https://www.lefarfallecharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Le Farfalle</a>Chef Michael Toscano is serving dinner with a modern approach to authentic Italian cuisine. Also boasting a well-rounded wine, beer, and craft cocktail program, Le Farfalle makes for a perfect stop to grab a quick hand-made pasta, or a destination to celebrate any special occasion.

<a href="https://www.vernschs.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Vern’s</a>We are a neighborhood restaurant&nbsp;that thrives on genuine thoughtfulness, positive energy, and a deep passion for our industry.

<a href="https://eatatfig.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">FIG</a>Our approach is simple. We have a passion for pure flavor, quality ingredients, and for creating an atmosphere that is convivial, approachable, and a haven for people who simply love food.

<a href="https://www.theobstinatedaughter.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Obstinate Daughter on Sullivan’s Island</a>The Obstinate Daughter is a Southern restaurant that is influenced by French, Italian and Spanish cuisine with a wood fired oven, plancha and island kitchen range. Pizza, pasta, small plates and a raw bar are the focus of the menu.

<a href="https://marbledandfin.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Marbled &amp; Fin</a>Welcome to Marbled &amp; Fin, a modern steakhouse from The Neighborhood Dining Group located in vibrant downtown Charleston. While still celebrating the finest beef and seafood, Marbled &amp; Fin pushes the boundaries of traditional steakhouse experiences, ushering in a new era of fine dining.

<a href="https://www.chubbyfishcharleston.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chubby Fish</a>Founded in 2018 by Chef James London, Chubby Fish partners with local fisherman and farmers to feature the very best seasonal ingredients the Lowcountry has to offer. Chubby Fish spotlights fresh catches straight from the Atlantic Ocean and local rivers. Our menu changes daily.

<a href="https://leonsoystershop.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Leon’s Oyster Shop</a>The best fried chicken, oysters, kick ass salads, cheap beer, soft serve, rosé on tap, frozen G&amp;T’s, tons of grower champagne, and decent cocktails – all in an old garage.

<a href="https://henrysonthemarket.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Henry’s on The Market</a>Henry's current menu pays homage to its Lowcountry roots with dishes like she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, and jumbo lump crab cakes, complemented by classic cocktails and a selection of local beers. Henry's also hosts live music nightly, providing a vibrant atmosphere for patrons.

<a href="https://eattheordinary.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Ordinary</a>The Ordinary is a Southern seafood hall and oyster bar located in an old bank in Charleston, SC. Our menu celebrates the “merroir” of the Coastal Carolinas and the East Coast, and we strive to support local and regional fishermen, crabbers, oystermen, farmers and producers.

<a href="https://eatatmelfis.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Melfi’s</a>Melfi’s is a grown-up, clubby, classic Italian restaurant in downtown Charleston with fresh pasta, salads, larger plates, and Roman-ish thin crust pizza. We have a long wooden bar, a variety of linen-draped dining tables, and an intimate pizza counter where guests can watch the action surrounding our two wood burning ovens.

<a href="https://littlejackstavern.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Little Jack's Tavern</a>We are an old fashioned American tavern serving classic cocktails, fine spirits, great burgers, comfort food, light salads, cold beer, and nice wine

<a href="https://hannibalkitchen.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Hannibal’s Kitchen</a>Hannibal’s Kitchen isn’t one of those fancy restaurants with exquisite atmosphere and finery, but it serves some of the best soul food cuisine in the area.

<a href="https://blindtigerchs.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Blind Tiger Pub</a>Local lore suggests Broad Street was home to many houses of "ill repute" throughout the years. In 1992, ninety-nine years after the first "Blind Tigers" appeared, the "Blind Tiger Pub" opened in its current location, paying homage to a historic tradition.

<a href="https://www.graftchs.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Graft Wine Shop &amp; Bar</a>Graft is a wine shop and wine bar in uptown Charleston, South Carolina. Created by two long-time friends, it is a celebration of good wine, community, great times and the best music.

<a href="https://www.seahorsechs.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Seahorse</a>Seahorse is a small cocktail bar and supper club focusing on great cocktails, excellent wine, and a small, ever-changing menu of delicious food.

<a href="https://republicreign.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Republic Garden &amp; Lounge</a>Experience our lounge - Live DJ's every night with vip tables available. As the evening heats up step inside to the gold standard of Charleston nightlife. Book a VIP table or settle at the bar. Our DJ lineup keeps the party going all night.

Coffee & Bites

<a href="https://www.badbunniescoffee.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bad Bunnies</a>Your local hangout. A fresh and unique specialty coffeehouse artfully built in downtown Charleston

<a href="https://bigbadbreakfast.com/locations/charleston-sc/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Big Bad Breakfast (from Ole Miss!)</a>Charleston…we’re serving breakfast cuisine full of inspiration and energy. One visit will guarantee you never look at a breakfast plate the same again.

<a href="https://www.islandprovisions.com/downtown-chs" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Island Provisions</a>Island Provisions is a fine neighborhood market and gathering place with two locations in South Carolina. Inspired by our favorite coffee bars, food halls, bottle shops, and all-day cafes of America and beyond... we believe in wholesome foods, great beverages, stellar service, and a welcoming vibe.

<a href="https://www.weltonstinybakeshop.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Weltons Tiny Bakeshop</a>Weltons Tiny Bakeshop is a neighborhood bakery that celebrates regional grains, local produce, and hand crafted naturally leavened goods. Tiny is in the name, less than 1000 square feet, but there is a whole lot of love and attention to detail every step of the way.

<a href="https://www.babasoncannon.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Babas on Cannon (and Meeting)</a>Babas on Cannon and Babas on Meeting are cafés inspired by the neighborhood cafés and bars of Europe. We welcome folks in the morning for espresso and house made pastries, at lunch for sandwiches and sexy salads, and in the evenings for cocktails and wine.

<a href="https://calliesbiscuits.com/pages/hot-little-biscuit-menu" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit</a>We are a handmade biscuit company with a small family of bakers, keeping the tradition of southern biscuit making alive, baking hot little biscuits for your table as well as our own.

<a href="https://holeycitybagels.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Holey City Bagels</a>United by a passion for food and a commitment to their customer, Greg and Bridget Odachowski ensure that at Holey City Bagels, you’ll enjoy a damn good bagel served with a side of southern hospitality.

<a href="https://queenstreetgrocerycafe.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Queen Street Grocery</a>Creating savory &amp; sweet Crêpes,&nbsp;Hot-Pressed Sammies, all day Breakfast as well as Craft Beer, Unique Wine, &amp;&nbsp;Vibey Tunes!

<a href="https://millersallday.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Millers All Day</a>What happens when you unite a team of passionate Southern chefs, a farmer and miller of great grains, and an enviable Charleston address (and then add a pat of butter or a shot of bourbon)? Millers All Day happens.

<a href="https://www.harkencafe.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Harken Cafe &amp; Bakery</a>Nestled on quiet Queen Street in the historic French Quarter, our petite hideaway serves up respite from the day’s hustle and bustle. Inspired by local fare and seasonal ingredients, Harken’s curated menu is here to help you refuel and reset in a setting that is sure to inspire.

<a href="https://www.shopthedaily.com/charleston" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Dailey</a>Our flagship location on upper King Street in Charleston was born out of a desire to share the bounty of Charleston and the things we love to eat daily. Perfect coffee, healthy smoothies and salads, eggs wrapped in tortillas or pita, sourdough bread, and irresistible pastries, all served in a neighborhood we know and love.

Food and Drink

Visiting Charleston:

<a href="https://gardenandgun.com/articles/visiting-charleston-gandg-guide-to-the-holy-city/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Garden &amp; Gun’s Guide to the Holy City</a>

Riley Waterfront Park is one of Charleston's most popular places to unwind. This ten-acre park overlooks both Charleston Harbor and Cooper River and offers waterfront and off-the-water paths to tread upon. In the park is the beautiful Pineapple fountain, which is gorgeously lit up at night. This park has been beloved by Charleston locals and tourists alike since it was established in 1990.Relax with a drink or some iconic Charlestonian dishes on one of the benches along Riley Waterfront Park’s iconic esplanade, for the perfect end to a day in the city.

Riley Waterfront Park

One of the nation’s oldest public markets, Charleston City Market, is both a cultural and a culinary hub. Open during the day year-round, with weekly Night Markets, Charleston City Market is constantly bustling. Over 300 entrepreneurs sell their wares at the market, offering everything from Christmas collectibles to handcrafted jewelry to gourmet jellies.Visitors can spend a whole day at the market talking to locals, trying Charleston cuisine, and shopping for souvenirs, making it one of the best activities for getting to know the city.

Charleston City Market

Charleston is renowned for its delicious Southern fare and its lively culinary scene. From classics like shrimps and grits to fried green tomatoes, Charleston has some of the best cuisines in the United States.&nbsp;Undiscovered Charleston offers a culinary history walking tour with a cooking demo and a lunch and wine-tasting experience. Chef Forrest Parker will start by taking you on a 90-minute walking tour where you will get to understand the culinary influences that shaped Charleston into one of the world’s top food destinations. You’ll end the tour by enjoying a delicious 4-course meal at Bistro A Vin prepared by Chef Parker himself. Immerse yourself in the world of true Southern fare while learning about the history of Charleston’s most popular dishes!

Charleston Culinary Tours

Known as one of the most beautiful trees in the world, Angel Oak is another Charleston treasure. It is between 400 and 500 years old, making it one of the oldest living trees east of the Mississippi, and its canopy shades more than 17,000 square feet. Many visitors claim that the tree has an otherworldly presence.&nbsp;Angel Oak is just a 30-minute drive outside the city, and its surrounding park is free admission. This tree is an absolute must-visit wonder.

Marvel at the Angel Oak

The 738 acres at Boone Hall Plantation &amp; Gardens contain a wealth of nature and history.&nbsp;The gardens are home to countless butterflies and varieties of antique flowers.&nbsp;Visitors can learn about the plantation’s farming practices and more during a visit to Boone Hall, with tickets starting at just $28.

Boone Hall 

With its 17th-century replica ship and experimental crop garden, Charles Towne Landing is much more than just a park—it’s a historical treasure.

Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site

Step backwards in time to the American Revolution with a visit to the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon.

Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon

Middleton Place, a National Historic Landmark, is the site of the oldest landscaped gardens in America. Adult tickets are $29 for access to these 110 acres of gardens, farmland, and historic buildings at Middleton Place.

Middleton Place

A gorgeous, 8-lane suspension bridge, the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge stretches from Charleston to Mount Pleasant over the Cooper River. It offers sweeping views of Charleston, and it is one of the best places to watch the sunset in the city. The bridge has a 12-foot path for pedestrians and bikers, named Wonders’ Way. The path is named after Garrett Wonders, who died in a vehicle accident on the bridge before the path was constructed.&nbsp;The 2.5 mile long bridge is the perfect place to admire Charleston’s picturesque skyline and harbor during a sunset stroll.

Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge

Rainbow Row is a famous series of 13 houses along Charleston’s East Bay Street. With its captivating, eponymous bright colors, Rainbow Row is one of the most photo-worthy locations in the city. Each pastel home has its own fascinating history and architecture. Theories as to why the houses are so brightly colored range from the colors helping drunk sailors find their way home more easily, to their allowing merchants to indicate what wares they sold, to their ability to keep the buildings cooler during hot summers.&nbsp;Whatever the truth, Rainbow Row is a must-see part of Charleston.

Rainbow Row

Located at the mouth of Charleston Harbor, right by the Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island Beach is the perfect respite from city life. Guests can surf, swim, and catch some rays at this scenic stretch of coastline. The beach is public, and it offers one of the most natural environments in the area.&nbsp; On the beachfront, visitors can find many bars and restaurants for a perfect way to wrap up a day in the sand.

Sullivan’s Island Beach

The finest visual art institution in Charleston, the Gibbes Museum of Art is a must-visit destination for art aficionados and those interested in the cultural history of Charleston. With over 10,000 pieces in its permanent collection, this Beaux Arts-style museum offers hours of entertainment and education. Artists whose work is in the permanent collection include Henrietta Johnston, Merton Simpson, and George LaGrange Cook. A visit here will also introduce you to the up-and-coming and well-established contemporary artists in and around Charleston.&nbsp;

Gibbes Museum of Art

Built in 1825, Edmondston Alston House was one of the very first houses to be built on The Battery, and bore witness to some of the most important moments in Charlestonian history, including the Civil War and the Charleston Earthquake of 1886. Owned over the centuries by a merchant and then the affluent Alston family, the interior is a time portal back to the 19th century, complete with an original copy of the Ordinance of Secession.

Edmondston-Alston House

History and military valor are on full display at Patriots Point Naval &amp; Maritime Museum, an institution that is home to the World War II-era aircraft carrier the&nbsp;U.S.S. Yorktown&nbsp;and a fleet of other ships. Since it opened in 1976, this museum has highlighted the valiant and courageous efforts of American troops over the years, as well as various technological innovations that have contributed to American victories.&nbsp;Featuring interactive, experiential exhibits, Patriots Point Naval &amp; Maritime Museum is the perfect place to learn more about — and immerse yourself in — the stories of the men and women bravely serving America.

Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum

Conservation efforts are at the forefront of South Carolina Aquarium’s initiatives. Not only does it operate a world-class Sea Turtle Care Center to rehabilitate sick and injured sea turtles, it also has efforts to reduce plastic pollution in the seas and to promote the responsible consumption of seafood. Besides that, South Carolina Aquarium is home to over 5,000 species of aquatic animals, from massive groupers and pelicans to alligators and river otters.&nbsp;

South Carolina Aquarium

Looking for a luxurious and private way to enjoy the sights of Charleston from the sea? Charleston Yacht Charter has you covered. Combining the best of Southern hospitality with the fascination of the open seas, this yacht charter opportunity will make for an unforgettable experience. Charleston Yacht Charter operates three luxury boats — Fate, Mystique, and Kismet, each with state-of-the-art interiors and professional staff. No matter which one you choose, you are in for an unparalleled, bespoke experience.Each tour will take you past Charleston’s most iconic sights, including Fort Sumter, The Battery, Waterfront Park, and much more.

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