As a Charleston wedding photographer, I’ve had the chance to explore so many stunning spots and enjoy fun activities all over the city. With Charleston’s historic charm, beautiful scenery, and easy-to-navigate layout, it’s the perfect place for a memorable bachelorette (and even bachelor trip)! In this guide, I’m thrilled to share some fun and unique Charleston bachelorette itinerary ideas to help make your trip unforgettable.
Places to Stay in Charleston
Finding the perfect hotel that matches your vibe, wedding party size, and proximity to everything is key. Here are some fantastic hotels to check out! But if hotels aren’t your thing, Charleston also has plenty of charming Airbnbs scattered throughout the city. Some might require a car, but others are within walking distance to cute spots, so you’ll be able to explore with ease!
- Ryder Hotel: Trendy, central location, rooftop bar
- Mills House: Historic, pool front cabana rooms, central location
- Hotel Bennet: Luxurious experience, rooftop garden, prime location
- The Loutrel: Boutique style, great service, walkable location
- Liberty Place: Spacious rooms, great amenities, more secluded from downtown
Things To Do in Charleston
Charleston has a way of pulling you in with its charm. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a while, there’s always something to see, do, and experience. It’s the kind of place where cobblestone streets meet salty air. No matter your vibe—relaxed, adventurous, or somewhere in between—Charleston just gets it. Enjoy some of these iconic Charleston bachelorette activities for every type of bride.
- Private sailboat charter
- Beach day at Sullivans island or Folly beach
- Walk the historic streets such as rainbow row, the battery, and get lost finding the cutest roads
- Drinks on the rooftop
- Coffee hang out
- Bike the Ravenel Bridge
- Pedal bar at Saltwater Cycle
- Shopping on King Street
- Yoga on the Beach
- Historic Carriage Tour
- Pool day at the hotel
- Candle Making at Candlefish
- Visit Middleton Place Gardens (take a peek at this wedding from Middleton Place).
Delicious Food in Charleston
Charleston’s food scene is no joke. If you love seafood, you’re in the right place—fresh shrimp, oysters, and she-crab soup are basically a way of life here. But even if seafood isn’t your thing (I get it!), there are still plenty of incredible spots to check out. Think buttery biscuits, perfectly crispy fried chicken, and some of the best Southern comfort food you’ll ever have. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or sitting down for a fancy dinner, Charleston knows how to do food right. I’ve starred some of my absolute favorites!
- Poogans Porch
- The Darling Oyster Bar
- Henrys on the Market
- Fleet Landing
- The Vendue Rooftop
- Ru Ru’s Tacos*
- Bumpa’s*
- Azul Mexicano
- Island Cabana*
- The Ordinary
- 167 Raw
- Sushi Wa Izakaya
- Little Jack’s Tavern
- Pink Cactus
Drinks in Charleston
Charleston isn’t just a foodie’s paradise—it knows how to do drinks right, too. Whether you’re in the mood for a perfectly crafted cocktail, a glass of wine with a waterfront view, or a cozy coffee shop vibe, this city has you covered. No matter what you’re drinking, Charleston makes sure you’re doing it in style.
- Citrus Club
- Stems & Skins
- Proof
- Gin Joint
- Kudu
- Island Provisions*
- Mills House
- Charleston coffee exchange
Best Time To Visit Charleston
Spring is the best time to visit Charleston! The weather is perfect, and the city is in full bloom, making it an ideal time for a getaway. I’ve written a detailed blog about hosting a wedding in Charleston and the different seasons, covering both the benefits and drawbacks of each. Check it out here!
As a wedding photographer in Charleston, SC, I know you’ll have the most unforgettable experience when you visit this charming city. Whether you’re here to celebrate love or simply explore, Charleston will steal your heart every time! Are you still looking for a wedding photographer? I would love to hear from you! Click here to get in touch with Hayley.
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