
June 15, 2016
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Sarah Margaret + Stephen met as camp counselors at Camp St Christopher out on Seabrook Island and their wedding day was the perfect reflection of them, in so many ways. From Sarah Margaret’s navy Jack Rogers sandals, to the guys’ sail boat socks, to the handwritten signage throughout the wedding, their getaway boat, and sunflowers sprinkled throughout the wedding design… this was a wedding filled with personal details that really reflect all of the things that Sarah Margaret + Stephen love together as a couple. From the moment I arrived to the moment I left that evening, I was smiling from ear to ear because these two are just so incredibly special. Surrounded by so many friends and their incredible families, Sarah Margaret + Stephen started their life together in style – and what a celebration it was!
This adventurous, outdoor-loving couple started the day with a beautiful First Look in the woods – naturally – then met up with their bridal party + families before their waterfront ceremony underneath the oaks. Music played a big role in their day, with 5 of their good friends joining together to play throughout the ceremony. The music was absolutely incredible! Sarah Margaret + Stephen sang and danced the night away before leaving through a tunnel of sparklers and hopping onto a boat for their getaway. It was such a special day and I’m so honored to have been able to document it all for them. Here are some of my favorites from Sarah Margaret + Stephen’s Charleston wedding at Oak Pointe Plantation on John’s Island…



















































































































































































































Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Oak Pointe Plantation | Floral Design: Charleston Florist | Cake: Ashley Bakery | Wedding Dress: Mori Lee from Bridals by Jodi | Hair + Makeup: Belleza Salon | Bride’s Shoes: Jack Rogers | Bridesmaid’s Dresses: Bill Levkoff from Bridals by Jodi | Bride’s Jewelry: personal | DJ: Lowcountry Entertainment | Men’s Attire: Jos A Bank | Catering: Serve! Catering
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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