Best Wedding Photographers in Charleston, SC
Oak alleys, waterfront docks, cobblestone streets, and golden marsh light define Charleston's photographic landscape. The photographers below know how to work this environment in every season and at every hour, from ceremony in dappled shade to reception under string lights at dusk. Review full galleries and book early: the best Charleston photographers fill a year or more in advance.
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Olga Chagarov Photography
5.0(146)
Charleston, SC
Chris & Cami Photography
5.0(178)
Charleston, SC
Brandon Lata Photography
5.0(12)
Charleston, SC
Erin Rose Photography LLC
5.0(184)
Charleston, SC
Cushla Beasley Wedding Photography
5.0(16)
Charleston, SC
Aaron and Jillian Photography
5.0(94)
Charleston, SC
Nicholas Gore Weddings
5.0(78)
Charleston, SC
Dana Cubbage Weddings
5.0(47)
Charleston, SC
Julie Livingston Photography
5.0(39)
Charleston, SC
The Smith Brian
5.0(33)
Charleston, SC
Richard Bell Photography
4.9(135)
Charleston, SC
Valerie & Ed Photo
4.9(86)
Charleston, SC
King Street Photo Weddings
4.9(75)
Charleston, SC
Tumbleston Photography Studios Charleston
4.7(754)
Charleston, SC
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much do wedding photographers cost in Charleston, SC?
Wedding photographers in Charleston typically cost between $2,500 and $6,000 for full-day coverage. Budget photographers start around $1,500, while luxury editorial photographers charge $8,000 or more. Most couples spend around $3,500 to $4,500 for 8 hours of coverage, two photographers, and an online gallery.
How far in advance should I book a wedding photographer in Charleston?
Book 12 to 18 months in advance. Peak season photographers book out quickly, and photographers specializing in plantation and Lowcountry outdoor venues may be booked 2 years out.
What are the best photo locations for a Charleston wedding?
The most photogenic locations include Boone Hall Plantation's avenue of oaks, Lowndes Grove waterfront, the French Quarter's cobblestone streets, White Point Garden at the Battery, and the Angel Oak tree on Johns Island.