
Love,
The Girls of Sweetgrass Social
Meredith Severs and Jacqueline Volz

The oh-so southern magnolia leaf is a Charleston staple and it's perfect for creating a charming wreath. All you'll need is a 15 inch florist foam wreath, red velvet ribbon, fishing line and a finishing nail. For step-by-step instructions, check out Southern Living.
For a more unique look, Better Homes and Gardens suggests using bay leaves as garland.

Don’t have the time or budget to shop for holiday décor? Be resourceful and use what you’ve got. The Sweetgrass Social girls looked no further than their backyards to create this fantastic centerpiece.

We couldn't resist adding this rustic sweetgrass tree ornament featured on Charleston Home magazine's website.
It's simple enough to create on your own, but we’re sure a stroll through the market downtown will help you find a wide variety of fabulous sweetgrass treasures.
Whether you're throwing a big holiday bash or simply enjoying the company of your family, it's easy to add a little holiday spirit to your home. Happy decorating!


With prices ranging from $12 - $23, you're sure to find the perfect accoutrement for you and your bridesmaids on the big day. Not heading to the chapel anytime soon? Sport one of these to your next holiday party and you're bound to be belle of the ball!

The photography was done by Heather Forsythe. Check out her website and blog at http://www.heatherforsythe.com/.



The reception was at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Charleston, SC. http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/chsbr-renaissance-charleston-hotel-historic-district/
The night began with a beautiful cocktail hour and was followed by a delicious dinner(prepared by the staff of the Renaissance) resulting in a gorgeous night of wedded bliss! The staff at the hotel were such a pleasure to work with, and we can't wait to get a opportunity to work with them again. We also got the pleasure of working with the very talented Liz Duren. To see additional photographs, you can visit her site at http://www.lizduren.com/ . To view more of Lisa and Ben's wedding, you can visit http://www.lizduren.com/blog/lisa-and-ben/.
We wish Lisa and Ben all the best in their marriage!
Here are some pictures of their cocktail hour, dinner tables, and ballroom. Enjoy!...











