Bianca and Trey’s wedding in Columbia, South Carolina, was a beautiful blend of timeless elegance and lively celebration, creating a day filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories. Every detail was thoughtfully planned to reflect their story, from revisiting the University of South Carolina, where they first met, to ending the night with an epic dance party at 1208 Washington Place.
The day began at The Graduate Hotel, where Bianca shared an emotional first look with her bridesmaids before heading to St. Peter’s Basilica for their ceremony. The Basilica of St. Peter, with its stunning architecture, provided the perfect backdrop for their vows. As Bianca walked down the aisle with her father, Trey saw her for the first time, a sweet moment that added to the magic of their ceremony. Surrounded by family and close friends, the couple’s vows were exchanged in a space filled with love and emotion.
After the ceremony, Bianca and Trey made their way to 1208 Washington Place Ballroom for an evening of celebration. The reception decor, designed by Alexandra Madison Weddings with florals by Petal and Vine, was absolutely breathtaking. White blooms and lush greenery cascaded across the tables and adorned the ballroom, creating a timeless and elegant atmosphere. It was the perfect setting for their reception, filled with dancing, laughter, and joy.
As the night wound down, Bianca and Trey stepped out for sunset portraits before closing the evening with a romantic sparkler exit. Hand in hand, they were whisked away in their getaway car to their new beginning together. Congratulations to Bianca and Trey—here’s to a lifetime of happiness!
Vendor Team
Photographer: Samantha & Brady Creative
Planner: Alexandra Madison Weddings
Venue: 1208 Washington Place
Ceremony Venue: Basilica of St. Peter
Florist: Petal & Vine
Cake: Bonnie Brunt Cakes
Dress: The White Magnolia
DJ: Chris Jennings
Makeup: TamGee Artistry
Hotel: The Graduate
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