
I met Alexis and Max at their consultation last year, and within minutes I was telling everyone I knew how adorable and real they were together — serious couple goals. I had a feeling their wedding would be beautiful. I had no idea just how beautiful.
Alexis and her planner poured so much thought into every detail of the day, from lush florals to vintage furniture to the tiniest of touches. Nothing felt generic — every corner of the reception looked like it had been considered, styled, and loved into place.
We spent the day at a barn on Johns Island, just outside Charleston, tucked under giant oak trees dripping in Spanish moss with a quiet pond nearby. Its the kind of setting that does half the work for you — rustic without trying too hard, and endlessly photogenic in every kind of light.
If you want to know what kind of energy Alexis and Max bring into a room, look no further than their reception. Their friends and family danced all night, and that joy shows up in nearly every frame from the evening.
If a Charleston barn wedding under Spanish moss and oak trees sounds like your kind of day, Id love to hear about it.

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The wedding took place at a barn on Johns Island, just outside Charleston, South Carolina, surrounded by oak trees and Spanish moss.
Yes, I love photographing weddings all around Charleston and Johns Island, and I’m always up for traveling to a venue with character.
Barn venues like this one on Johns Island offer a rustic, romantic backdrop with natural texture from oak trees, Spanish moss, and open land, which photograph beautifully in any light.
September 22, 2017
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