Lauren + Ian // Elegant Fall Wedding at Boone Hall Plantation
November 13, 2017
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Lauren + Ian’s wedding day was incredible. I absolutely loved Lauren’s classic, elegant style – it was the perfect match for Boone Hall. Their day started off with a sweet First Look under the Avenue of Oaks and before we knew it, we were joined by their bridal party + families… and their adorable baby boy, Jude. He looked so dapper in his little tux! After photos were done, everyone headed downtown to Summerall Chapel on the campus of The Citadel – where Ian graduated from. After a beautiful ceremony and sword arch exit, everyone headed back to Boone Hall for their reception.
The Cotton Dock looked amazing and all of their guests were in awe of the plantation. The weather was absolutely perfect and I don’t think they could’ve asked for a better day to get married! The dance floor was packed all night and at the end of it all, Lauren + Ian exited through a tunnel of sparklers… the perfect end to their fairy tale day. Here are some of my favorites from Lauren + Ian’s elegant Boone Hall wedding…
Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Planning + Coordination: Natalie Knox | Ceremony: Summerall Chapel | Reception Venue: Boone Hall Plantation | Floral Design: Duvall Events | Cake: Bakies | Wedding Dress: Hayley Paige from White on Daniel Island | Hair + Makeup: Slate Hair + Makeup | Bride’s Shoes: Jessica Simpson | Bride’s Jewelry: personal | Bridesmaids Dresses: TwoBirds Bridesmaids | Band: The Finesse Band | Men’s Attire: Black by Vera Wang | Catering: Cru Catering | Rentals: Snyder + EventWorks | Lighting: Innovative Event Services
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