It's Dime Time Bitches! Get 10'ed Up and start your photo-sesh with our Charleston Photography Tour. This 3 hour photo tour takes you to Charleston's most photographed spots. Your limo party bus has cold A/C, stocked mimosas, and bottled water to keep you looking fresh all day! We supply the Selfie Sticks, Tripods, and Bridal Props to enhance captured moments. 

Hit up 10 of Charleston's most photographed/historic sites as seen in national wedding guides. Including Rainbow Row, The Charleston Battery, The Pineapple Fountain, and more! Groups of less than 8 will be combined on one limo bus!

Pickup Location: Door-to-door within Charleston limits

Duration: 11am-2pm

Price: $125 per guest, all-inclusive

Advance Reservation: Required

We’ll take you there, you take center stage!

Includes:

Transportation in a limo party bus stocked with mimosa kit, ice, water, cups, napkins, and snacks! Selfie sticks, tripods, and props provided for added fun!

Groups of less than 8 will be grouped with another tour.

Charleston is one of the most picturesque cities with numerous beautiful spots for your group’s photo album. Here are some of the MUST-SEE spots we’ll be visiting on your tour!

1. Rainbow Row - Stroll the collection of 13 Georgian-style row houses that date back to the 18th century. Originally built as commercial spaces, the houses fell into disrepair over the years. In the 1930s and 1940s, they were restored and painted in pastel hues, which eventually led to the name "Rainbow Row." It’s an incredibly photogenic spot and one of the most photographed locations in Charleston. The vibrant colors and charming architecture make it an ideal subject for capturing the city's beauty.
2. The Battery - This waterfront promenade offers stunning views of Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter. The area is adorned with historic homes, cannons, and lush gardens. The Battery has a rich history and played a crucial role in the defense of Charleston during various conflicts, including the Revolutionary War and the Civil War. The Battery offers majestic oak trees, park benches, and wide sidewalks. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors to stroll, jog, or simply relax while enjoying panoramic views of the harbor and Fort Sumter.
3. Waterfront Park -Situated near the Battery, Waterfront Park features a famous fountain, charming gardens, and a pier that extends out into the harbor. It's an excellent place to capture the city's coastal beauty. The highlight of Waterfront Park is the iconic Pineapple Fountain. The park is adorned with beautifully landscaped gardens, including vibrant flower beds, palm trees, and lush green spaces.
4. Charleston City Market -The historic market is a bustling hub filled with vendors selling local crafts, artwork, and food. The vibrant atmosphere and colorful displays make for great street photography opportunities. The Charleston City Market dates back to the 1790s. It was originally a place where locals and visitors could buy and sell goods, including produce, meat, and other everyday items. Today, it remains an important cultural and commercial hub in the city. The Charleston City Market is not just a shopping destination; it's also a cultural experience that showcases the rich history, craftsmanship, and local traditions of Charleston.
5. The Pineapple Fountain - The Pineapple Fountain is a popular landmark and a symbol of hospitality. It's an iconic spot for capturing unique shots. Visitors can walk around the fountain and even wade in the water. The design of the Pineapple Fountain is visually striking. The combination of the water features and the pineapple's vibrant colors make it a favorite subject for photographers due to its unique design and the beautiful backdrop of the Charleston Harbor. Visitors can capture creative shots of the flowing water, reflections, and the charming surroundings of Waterfront Park.
6. St. Philip's Church - This historic church on Church Street is known for its stunning architecture and beautiful surroundings. It's a great spot for architectural and detail shots. St. Philip's Church has a rich history that dates back to its founding in 1681. It is one of the oldest congregations in Charleston and has played a significant role in the city's religious and cultural heritage. The church building is known for its stunning architectural features. It features a grand portico with impressive Doric columns, a steeple rising over 200 feet tall, and beautiful stained glass windows.
7. The Charleston City Hall - The elegant and grand City Hall building on Broad Street offers excellent photo opportunities. The building's design reflects the architectural style of the Federal period, with its neoclassical elements and symmetrical facade. Charleston City Hall features a grand three-story structure with a central pediment supported by six Ionic columns. The City Hall Rotunda is a beautiful space with a domed ceiling and ornate chandeliers, often used for special events and ceremonies.
8. Historic Streets and Alleys - Wander through the historic streets of downtown Charleston, such as Meeting Street, Church Street, and Tradd Street. These streets are lined with colorful row houses, charming courtyards, and picturesque cobblestone alleys, providing endless photography possibilities. While we’re keeping some of our spots a secret, we are sure to let you know that you’ll be taking photos in some of the most elegant and historic sites that are surrounded by architecture, homes, churches, vegetation, wrought iron gates, and original “Charleston Vibes”.
9. Charleston Harbor - Take a stroll along the harbor and capture breathtaking views of sailboats, the iconic Ravenel Bridge, and the Charleston skyline. The Charleston Harbor remains an active commercial port, handling a significant volume of cargo. Watching the bustling maritime activity is an interesting sight for visitors. The Charleston Harbor offers stunning views of the water, coastline, and nearby landmarks.
10. White Point Garden - White Point Garden offers a peaceful retreat with ancient oaks, historic statues, and views of the harbor. It's a serene spot for nature and landscape photography. The park holds historical significance as it was used for military purposes during the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. Today, you can still see historic cannons and other remnants of the fortifications within the park. It’s also known for its lush greenery, well-manicured lawns, and beautiful flower beds, and is home to several monuments and memorials that pay tribute to significant events and figures in Charleston's history. A scenic waterfront walkway runs along the edge of White Point Garden, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll while taking in the panoramic views.