POPS OF COLOR: The bride wore Enzoani; her bridesmaids donned J.Crew.
Flower robes by Etsy shop Sunrise to Sunset. Image by Hunter McRae Photography
Bride’s hair and makeup by Grace Salon Spa. Flower Robe from Etsy shop Sunrise to Sunset. Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Flower robes by Etsy shop Sunrise to Sunset. Bridesmaid dresses from J.Crew. Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
PLAIN PRETTY: The stunning setting suited pared-back decorations, like these simple hanging lanterns.
MELLOW YELLOW: Michael and his groomsmen wore argyle socks in the day’s palette of lemon yellow and gray.
CRAFTY: Shannon, her mom, and sister adhered ceremony programs to patterned card stock.
FINISHING TOUCH: The men sported boutonnieres of palmetto roses from Tiger Lily Weddings.
HAPPY FEET: “Converse has been a staple in my wardrobe from a very young age,” says Shannon of her custom kicks. “I wasn’t afraid I was going to trip down our grass aisle!”
GOOD TIMES: “Your guests will remember the smiles and tender moments between a newlywed couple before they remember the expensive details,” says Shannon of being a DIY bride.
COUPLED UP: Shannon sourced distressed frames for months to display her and Michael’s engagement photos on the reception’s cocktail tables in a personal—and cost-effective—way. “The best part about doing a DIY wedding,” says Shannon, “is that we could incorporate all the decorations into our first home.”
TUNED IN: Shannon and Michael made CDs of their favorite love songs for their guests’ rides home. For the covers, Shannon used a pack of mixed craft paper from Michaels in bright, summery colors and floral patterns.
LOVE BIRDS: Cupcake DownSouth made red velvet treats, which Shannon decorated with felt birds and a custom-made banner by Etsy vendor Petite25.
FUN & GAMES: Michael, his parents, and his grandfather made cornhole boards, which Shannon painted in the day’s color palette. The embroidered beanbags were ordered from Custom Corn Toss.
A FAMILY AFFAIR: The couple displayed their parents’ and grandparents’ wedding photos on two rustic window frames on the favor table. Alongside their CD favors were gift bags with doggie treats to honor their pup, Maddie, who had to miss the festivities.
Paper straws from Etsy shop Cherished Blessings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Florals by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Groomsmen attire from JosS. A. Bank. Boutonniere by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Groom’s attire from JoS. A Bank. Florals by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Bridesmaid’s dresses from J.Crew. Groom and groomsmen’s attire from JoS. A. Bank. Florals by Tiger Lily Wedding. Wedding design and coordination by Shannon Jabs (the bride). Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Bridesmaid’s dresses from J.Crew. Florals by Tiger Lily Wedding. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Florals by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Bridesmaid dress from J.Crew. Florals by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Rentals by EventWorks. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Image by Hunter McRae Photography.
Groom’s attire from JoS. A. Bank. Bride’s shoes by Converse. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Groom’s attire from JoS. A Bank. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
Bridal gown by Enzoani. Groom’s attire from JoS. A Bank. Florals by Tiger Lily Weddings. Image by Hunter McRae Photography at the Creek Club at I’On.
CRUISIN’: The newlyweds departed their reception for a cruise around Charleston Harbor from Captains Source before hopping aboard a rickshaw for a ride down East Bay Street.
