Logan McVey & Jillian Hartzfeld

February 18, 2023
While living in Washington DC, Jillian and Logan met at a Halloween party she was hosting in 2016. The couple moved to the Lowcountry in July 2021 and bought a home on James Island, where Logan would propose a few months later during a black-tie New Year’s Eve celebration. Surrounded by blanket-wrapped loved ones, Jillian and Logan tied the knot under the live oaks of Boone Hall Plantation alongside their beloved “best dog,” Andy. Afterward, guests moved to the back lawn for a reception, which included specialty cocktails and a Mardi Gras-style party with bead tossing.
 
Photograph by Amy Kolo

The Wedding Row

January 4 2019
Now, we’ve run our fair share of gorgeous weddings at Magnolia Plantation & Gardens, but we swear we think this wins the award for most gorgeous to date. It makes sense, though, considering...

January 2 2019
On the heels of New Year’s we needed a classic wedding with black-tie panache to carry us through the rest of this holiday-wind-down week. Enter Vera and Brien’s dreamy day, lovingly designed by A...

December 31 2018
We searched high and low for a wedding to close out the New Year, and what better pick than Annie and Matt, whose ceremony ended with the officiant (the bride’s brother-in-law, or in this case, we’re...

December 28 2018
Here’s a little discussed fact: A great DJ can make (or break) a wedding. And the difference between a first dance that has everyone sighing and posting (instead of cringing) and a party that...

December 27 2018
Here’s the thing: Charleston’s in the tropics, more or less. And here in the jungle, it rains from time to time, which can put a damper on a portrait sesh out and about if you don’t plan well. The...

December 26 2018
Ok, people. Yes, you’re gonna love Jesse and Will’s wedding photos (al fresco reception in the Old Village? Yes, please!). But their proposal story? It might even beat the pretty out for best in show...

December 21 2018
Lindsey and José didn’t start off on the right foot (he didn’t do a double-take when he first met her at Boston College, so she gave him the same indifferent treatment, and sparks didn’t fly for...