
June 18, 2018
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I’ve tried to sit down and start this blog post about a million times, but I just can’t seem to find the right words to describe just how much I LOVED Stacy + Britt’s wedding day. I knew it was going to be amazing because Stacy has incredible taste + style, plus she’s so much fun to be around. With the help of her amazingly talented planner, Meredith of Sweetgrass Social, her vision of a classic Charleston wedding all came together flawlessly. I absolutely loved the light + airy feel of the design paired with the bright pops of coral. It was the PERFECT color scheme for the summer! And let’s just talk about those Coral Charm Peonies… HOLY MOLY!! Those babies were incredible!!
Stacy + Britt’s day started with a sweet First Look in the Ansonborough neighborhood and Britt’s reaction was priceless. #firstlookgoals. After portrait time, we met up with their bridal party for group photos and as soon as we finished those photos, the skies opened and it POURED rain! Thank you, Mother Nature, for allowing us to finish all of our photos beforehand!!
Luckily, Stacy + Britt had planned ahead and tented their ceremony + reception spaces in the event of rain. They said “I do!” in front of a gorgeous floral arch and then celebrated all night with their closest family and friends. At the end of the evening, Stacy + Britt exited through a tunnel of sparklers. It was an amazing day and I’m so honored to have been the one they chose to document it all for them! Congratulations you guys!! Here are some of my favorites from Stacy + Britt’s colorful summer wedding at Gadsden House…

Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Planning + Coordination: Sweetgrass Social | Venue: Gadsden House | Floral Design: Branch Design Studio | Cake: Wildflour Pastry | Wedding Dress: Stella York from Gown Boutique of Charleston | Hair + Makeup: Paper Dolls Wedding Hair + Makeup | Bride’s Shoes: Badgley Mischka | Bride’s Jewelry: Ti Adoro | Bridesmaids Dresses: Bill Levkoff from Gown Boutique of Charleston | Band: MVP | Men’s Attire: Jos A Bank | Groom’s Bowtie: Brackish Bowties | Catering: King Street Hospitality Group | Rentals: EventWorks | Lighting: Technical Event Company
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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