Charleston Weddings Magazine

01/02/2026

Did you tie the knot or elope in Charleston in the past eight months? If you grew up in the Holy City or call the Lowcountry your home now, we’d love to include your wedding in an upcoming issue of Charleston magazine. Fill out the form at the link below for consideration.

📸: Toribeechlerphotography at Pineland Place

01/02/2026

After closing out Charleston magazine’s big 50th anniversary year, we’re rolling into 2026 and an auspicious milestone—the 250th birthday for the United States. It’s a huge deal, and Charleston was selected by Congress and the America250 commission as a “lead city” for official commemorations, alongside Boston, Philadelphia, and New York, due to its significant role in the American Revolution.

That’s why we’re kicking off the New Year with a feature on our city’s Revolutionary past. In “The Road to Independence” (page 70), longtime journalist and history buff Jeff Wilkinson surveys Colonial Charlestown from 1763 to 1776 and some of the people and places integral to the pursuit of liberty. We’ve included sidebars on important sites as well as upcoming local events to attend throughout the year so you can plan how you want to mark the anniversary.

In addition, see how photographer Doug Hickok has captured centuries of the city’s ornamental ironwork in our “Shaping Place” photo essay. Happy New Year!

Start off 2026 by picking up a copy of our January issue at your favorite local newsstand or subscribe to our digital issue at charlestonmag.com.

Cover: Philip Simmons’s Egret Gate at Waterfront Park photographed by

12/25/2025

Wishing you a Merry Christmas from all of us at Charleston magazine!

Photo of the Holiday Festival of Lights courtesy of

12/22/2025

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12/21/2025

🎁 Looking for last minute gift ideas? Consider the gift of Charleston!

A year of stories, style and Southern soul delivered monthly to their door. From candlelit streets and coastal escapes to the people, places and traditions that define the Lowcountry, Charleston Magazine captures the best of the Holy City season after season.

A gift that lingers well beyond the holidays, subscribe now at the link below and wrap Charleston in a bow.

11/30/2025

Don't miss your chance to save big for Cyber Monday! Get a jump on your holiday shopping with the gift of Charleston all year long. An offer expiring at midnight on Monday, Dec. 1, includes 12 issues plus a free digital edition for just $24.95. Take advantage now at the link below with code CYBER25 at checkout. 🎁

11/07/2025

South Carolina’s Hammock Coast® is a top draw for destination weddings and fits the bill perfectly with myriad scenic locations for your most romantic of days. A beautiful backdrop is key for your wedding, and the Hammock Coast® has several inviting and picturesque venues to choose from, including spots on the water — be it our pristine beaches or river — at historic plantations, society halls, yacht clubs and more. A wedding on the Hammock Coast is always picture perfect.

11/01/2025

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10/29/2025

Don't be scared to share your big day! Halloween Friday marks the deadline to submit your wedding for consideration in the Spring 2026 edition of Charleston Weddings Magazine.

To learn more about submitting a real-life wedding, bridal showers, luncheons, rehearsal dinners, or inspired shoots for consideration, please visit our webpage:

https://charlestonweddingsmag.com/cover-my-wedding

Photography: Samantha Jean Becker

Planning & Design: Grove Designsdesigns.co
Florals: Festoon

Venue: Admiral's House

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Couple: Madeline Hartman & Wyatt Mills

10/15/2025

Anchored by a family connection to the former Charleston Navy Base, Madeline Hartman and Wyatt Mills threw a first-class lawn party marked by timeless details and modern twists.

Don’t miss YOUR chance to be featured in our upcoming Spring 2026 edition of Charleston Weddings Magazine—share your wedding from this past year by October 31 to be considered!

To learn more about submitting a real-life wedding, bridal showers, luncheons, rehearsal dinners, or inspired shoots for consideration, please visit our webpage: https://charlestonweddingsmag.com/cover-my-wedding

Photography: Samantha Jean Becker

Planning & Design: Grove Designsdesigns.co
Florals: Festoon

Venue: Admiral's House


Couple: Madeline Hartman & Wyatt Mills

10/01/2025

JOB OPPORTUNITY!

Salthouse Catering is looking for Prep + Event Chefs to join our team. Full time hourly position. Message us for complete job description.

Apply online: https://www.salthousecatering.com/contact

The Event Chef is responsible for effectively and efficiently managing a team of Chefs to execute the back of the house service duties at off premise events.

Duties include:

In advance: ● Review Banquet Event Orders (BEOs) to familiarize yourself with details to include but not limited to: timing, dietary restrictions, service notes, allergies, etc. ● Communicate with Executive Chef & Sous Chef to plan for successful events.

Onsite: ● Set up, build, and organize event kitchens to ensure efficient service. ● Assign duties to event kitchen staff on-site in preparation for service. ● Oversee all finishing of menu items on-site. ● Review menu and communicate with Event Captain to ensure there have been no last-minute adjustments. If changes are needed, adjust accordingly. ● Conduct shift meetings and ensure all employees are familiar with service details. ● Assess and manage BOH staffing needs throughout shift for labor expense control. ● Maintain open communication with Event Captain during event. ● Perform all closing duties from an event that may be required before departing.

The Prep Chef will follow recipes and procedures for weekly preparation leading to event service.

Duties include: ● Review and execute preparation for assigned preparation lists on given day. ● Attend daily meetings to review preparation schedule and be assigned tasks for completion. ● Communicate with Executive Chef and Sous Chef regarding preparation details. ● Maintain high standards of safety and cleanliness. ● Assist with cleaning and sanitation procedures as required.

09/29/2025