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We met this sweet couple a little over a year out from their wedding date. They both were so sweet to work with and full of love for one another. What started out as two best friends in college, ended up in one of the dreamiest weddings we had ever had.

Megan and Wyatt chose one of the most well-known venues in Downtown Greenville, Old Cigar Warehouse. Built in 1882, the building was once used as a cigar and cotton warehouse. Over the years, it has transformed from a grocery store distribution center, a gospel choir music hall and even once was a rock-climbing gym. In 2013, the owner of Old Cigar Warehouse discovered this hidden gem that had been left unoccupied for nearly a decade. After a very detailed renovation process, the building is now one of the most iconic and historic landmarks in Greenville, South Carolina.

Their wedding was simple and sweet just like the two of them. They chose to have a smaller wedding where they were surrounded with close family and friends but they do not be fooled because their reception was larger than life. Megan and Wyatt thank you for allowing us to be part of your special day. We wish you all the best and many years of happiness.

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Hair Stylist – Cotton Rouge and Co. | Makeup Artist – Cotton Rouge and Co. | Ceremony Venue – Old Cigar Warehouse | Cocktail Venue – Old Cigar Warehouse | Reception Venue – Old Cigar Warehouse | Wedding Pies – Smoke on the Water | Food Caterer – Smoke on the Water | Beverage Caterer – Liquid Catering | Ceremony Entertainment – Uptown Entertainment | Cocktail Entertainment – Uptown Entertainment | Reception Entertainment – Uptown Entertainment | Ceremony Floral Design – Renee Burroughs Design | Reception Floral Design – Renee Burroughs Design | Photographer – Josh Jones Photography | Wedding Coordinator – Heather Lockaby with Timeless Events | Videographer – Thomas Hart with Hart to Heart Media | Mirror Photo Booth – Uptown Entertainment | Reception Uplighting – Uptown Entertainment | Transportation – Eastside Transportation | Wedding Ceremony Officiant – Danielle Baker with The Wedding Lady | Additional Rentals – Old Cigar Warehouse

When we first met with Sarah Elizabeth and Jordan, we immediately knew they both shared a love for all things Clemson. They met at Tiger Town Traven (also known as Triple T’s) downtown Clemson where their love for cornhole began. They quickly grew very fond of one another and often shared laughs on the kitchen floor eating Pizza Rolls after late nights out with friends.

Sarah Elizabeth and Jordan chose to have their reception in one of the most iconic churches in South Carolina, Cliffs at Glassy Chapel. After ceremony, their guests made their way back down the mountain to one of our favorite venues downtown, The Wyche Pavilion. Known for its beautiful venues, this historic open-air venue is every bride’s dream.

Their guests were full of energy and great dance moves; from shagging to dropping it low, they all knew how to get down on the dance floor. Just before the night ended, Sarah Elizabeth and Jordan wanted to share their love for a late-night pizza roll snack. Their sendoff was one of a kind and something we do not see often. They wanted everyone to send them off in true Tiger fashion but waiving Tiger Rags and pompoms as the Clemson cadence count.

Jordan and Sarah Elizabeth, may your love for one another be more than your love for pizza rolls and the Clemson Tigers. It was truly an honor getting to rally (ha, see what we did there?) with you and your guests throughout the night. Also, did we mention they had the most epic dream team of vendors?! Check out everyone that made this sweet couple’s day just as special as they are at the bottom!