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Hiring event pros in Charleston
Most people here call for one of two reasons: something broke, or something has been on the list too long. Either way the hard part is not finding a name — it is finding someone who picks up, shows up, and does what they said. Compare the local businesses on this page, review their work, and contact the one that fits.
The work covered here includes catering, photography, florals, venues and event planning. Pick the one that matches your job and you will see what each business does and where it works.
Events questions Charleston homeowners ask
How far in advance should I book wedding vendors in Charleston?
Venues, photographers and caterers for peak season — spring and fall — are commonly booked nine to eighteen months out. Off-season and weekday dates open up considerably.
When is Charleston's peak event season?
March through May and September through November, when the weather cooperates. Summer is hot and humid, and pricing often reflects that.
Do caterers need a permit to serve alcohol?
Serving alcohol requires the appropriate South Carolina license, usually held by the caterer, a licensed bar service or the venue. Confirm who holds it and that liquor liability insurance is in place.
What does catering typically include?
Ask explicitly about staffing, rentals, china, linens, setup, breakdown, service charge and gratuity. The per-person number is rarely the whole cost.
How many hours of photography do I need?
For a wedding, eight hours covers most of the day from preparation to the first part of the reception. Ask about a second shooter, delivery timeline and how many edited images you receive.