Cheap But Amazing
Breakfast
The Bourgeois Household
(Our house.) Reservations are impossible, the chef is unpredictable, and the coffee is always on. You'll have to know the owners. Lucky for you, you do.
By invitation only ♡
More to Come
One of our favorites is going right here. We just have to agree on which one.
Stay tuned ♡
Lunch & Dinner
Ye Olde Fashioned
A Charleston favorite for hand dipped ice cream, floats, and old school sundaes. Classic diner fare too.
Carmela's
Gelato, espresso, and dessert cocktails tucked by the City Market. The sweet way to end a night out.
Drinks & Breweries
Sights & History
Angel Oak
A roughly 400 year old live oak on Johns Island with sprawling, otherworldly limbs. Free to visit.
The Pineapple Fountain
Charleston's beloved fountain at Waterfront Park, made for a harborside stroll.
The Battery
A waterfront promenade and White Point Garden lined with cannons, oaks, and grand old homes.
Ghost Stories
Charleston is one of the most haunted cities in America. See it after dark on a walking tour with Bulldog Tours.
More to Come
Charleston has more history than we can fit. Another sight coming here soon.
Stay tuned ♡
More to Come
Saving a spot for one more piece of local history.
Stay tuned ♡
A Little Local Lore
Old sea captains used to spear a pineapple by the front door to let everyone know they'd made it home in one piece and the door was open. It has meant "welcome" in Charleston ever since, and you'll spot one on just about every gate in town.
Outdoors & Day Trips
Ravenel Bridge
Walk or run the pedestrian lane across the Ravenel Bridge for sweeping views of the harbor.
Shem Creek
Mount Pleasant's working waterway lined with seafood decks. Kayak or paddleboard past the resident dolphins.
Sullivan's Island
A quieter, atmospheric beach town about 20 minutes out, loved by locals for its calm shore and easy pace.
Honorable Mention
Trash Gurl
Not your average dumpster. A bit of Lowcountry legend that somehow earned a spot on our list. You'll know it when you see it.
A Little Local Lore
The Ravenel Bridge runs about two and a half miles between its two diamond towers, making it one of the longest of its kind in the country. The best part for guests: the walking lane is free, and the view is worth the hill.
Shopping & Tours
King Street
Charleston's main shopping street. Local boutiques, antiques, and big name brands, all walkable.
More to Come
A favorite shop or tour is going right here once we pick one.
Stay tuned ♡
More to Come
Room here for another recommendation. We'll add it soon.
Stay tuned ♡
More to Come
One more spot to come. Check back closer to the wedding.
Stay tuned ♡