
July 17, 2017
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Kathryn + Clinton’s wedding was amazing, but it extra special because it was my 200th wedding! I couldn’t imagine spending this milestone day with anyone else and I’m so happy it all went down at my favorite venue in Charleston – Lowndes Grove. Kathryn envisioned a day that combined Clinton’s preppy style with her bohemian spirit. Their shared love of the water and everything Charleston was evident in their design. It was a gorgeous summer wedding that was perfectly them.
They shared a sweet First Look and some portraits around the property before being joined by their bridal party for photos. Before long, guests were arriving and Kathryn + Clinton said “I do” in a gorgeous waterfront ceremony overlooking the Ashley River. Guests dined on traditional lowcountry fare, as well as a taco bar – I think you can tell why I love Kathryn + Clinton so much!! The dance floor was packed all night and at the end of the night, just before a big storm swept through the area, Kathryn + Clinton exited through a tunnel of sparklers. It was the perfect ending to an amazing day… one that I’ll always remember so fondly!! Here are some of my favorites from Kathryn + Clinton’s southern soiree at Lowndes Grove…

Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Lowndes Grove | Planning + Coordination: Sparkles Event Decor + Design | Florals: Pretty Petals | Cake: Patrick Properties | Wedding Dress: Essence of Australia | Hair + Makeup: Paper Dolls Wedding Hair + Makeup | Bride’s Shoes: Jessica Simpson | Bride’s Jewelry: personal | Bridesmaids Dresses: Lulu’s | DJ: Ascend Entertainment | Men’s Attire: The Groomsman Suit | Catering: Patrick Properties | Videography: Dock House Digital | Rentals: Snyder + Ruth’s House | Invitations: Minted
With a well-worn passport in hand, and an affinity for a good cocktail, Dana works with fun-loving and kind-hearted clients around the globe.
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