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The Meeting Street Inn. This is where we and the Schwasnick's stayed. |
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Dick and Susan enjoyed the Meeting Street Inn |
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Charleston abounds with horse drawn carraiges, offering well narrated tours of the old city. |
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There are many fine restaurants in the historic section. Some even serve good sized drinks. |
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Local hotels, in this case Charleston Place, offer afternoon tea with music. In this case an accomplished harpist. |
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Charleston is called the holy city because of the large number of churches. |
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The Grooms Dinner was set at the Loundes Grove Plantation on the Ashley River, only 2 miles from downtown |
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The Inn Keeper of Loundes Grove explains the history of this beautiful location |
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The Swashnicks - Dick and Susan and Marge at Loundes Grove |
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Loundes Grove specializes in galas. This was to be an Oyster Roast. |
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Marge, Jack Susan and Dick enjoy a cocktail on a perfect evening. |
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Marge, Barbara and Susan - the prettiest women at the Grooms Dinner. |
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Old St. Mary's Church, the oldest Catholic Church in the Carolinas or Georgia was chosen for the wedding. |
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The story of St. Mary's |
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The beautiful Altar |
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The Bride and Groom listen attentively to the Priest. |
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Jason Marks leads the procession followed by Rev. Leon Wagner. |
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Elizabeth and Madeline Marks are the flower girls. |
