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Everything for a Lowcountry Wedding
A venue, then eight or nine other people.
Every venue here is photographed — all eleven of them. Behind them, 273 pros in ten trades, 240 with a portfolio to look through before you call.
Or say it in a sentence
All eleven venues, room by room →
Ten trades, 273 pros. The six with the most published work lead.Hair & Makeup 21Transportation 18Planners 17Officiants 12
The whole corridor, south to north — all 273. See them on the map →
Homes by Town
By Lifestyle & Price
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Public or Private
By Town
By Age
Public Attendance Zones and Independent Schools
28,323 homes are zoned across 209 of them · two at each age, the biggest first
Elementary113Middle62High36
All 211 public schools ordered by zoned homes
85 across the corridor · one from each town the spine names, south to north
Nonsectarian31Christian15Roman Catholic14Baptist9Seventh-day Adventist3Jewish2
By Craving
Eat Like a Local
The Table, Savannah to Mount Pleasant
The top-rated four in each of the six towns — 24 of 228, ranked by rating.
Say what you feel like eating
Reserves — call ahead113Casual counters & takeout46Seafood houses41Seafood markets11Barbecue8
Price shown where restaurants report it — 154 of 228. Hours as the restaurants list them; we do not publish wait times or busyness — nobody can measure that honestly.
By Type
Escapes
Where to Sleep on This Coast
Every stay area on this coast — 125 stays, eight places, largest first.
However you like to sleep
Resort36Historic Inn31Hotel30B&B15Boutique12Rental1
Say what you are looking for
Photographs via Google Places — these stays do not yet carry photography we host ourselves.
Things to Do
Golf
Events & Teams
Everything There Is to Do Here
What’s on · soonest first, one per venue · 27 in the next week
This weekend, 6 Nov – 8 Nov20The whole calendar282
The Store
Charleston & Mount Pleasant
Savannah & the South
Two Ways to Shop the Lowcountry
Jimmy (large male) · Sook (mature female)
Smooth oblong shell in gray, blue or brownish green with nine spines along each side, the rearmost the largest. Males have blue claws and a T-shaped abdomen. Mature females have bright orange claw tips. Average shell width about five and a half inches for males and six for females.
SC DNR · SC DNR
Estuaries, coastal bays, sounds and nearshore waters, often near submerged vegetation or oyster reefs. Males favor soft-bottom tidal creeks. At high tide crabs swim into the salt marsh.
Year-round
Present in South Carolina estuaries year-round and inactive in winter at water temperatures near 50 to 55 degrees. Large, heavy crabs are usually best October through December. Georgia saltwaters are open year-round for recreational crabbing.
SC DNR · GA DNR
SC DNR
Drop nets and collapsible traps can be fished from docks and bridges. For dip netting, bait tied to a string is thrown in; once a tug is felt the crab is pulled close enough to scoop with a long-handled net.
Georgia allows legal crabs from crab traps and other legal gear including cast nets, hand-lines and lift rings.
GA DNR