William Aiken House

One of Charleston’s most sought-after wedding venues, the historic 1807 William Aiken House wraps couples and guests in suave ballrooms, lush artful gardens, old world piazzas and sunlit courtyards. The iconic pastel yellow mansion rests in the heart of downtown's bourgeoning Upper King Street Design District in close proximity to celebrated hotels and cultural offerings.

 

Pre-wedding welcome parties sing in the formal dining rooms and parlors surrounded by remarkable antiques and artwork. Once-in-a-lifetime wedding ceremonies flourish in the spacious private courtyards centered around the property’s impressive two-century-old magnolia tree. Sweeping ballrooms host unforgettable receptions and lively cocktail hours unfold on expansive outdoor piazzas. Breathtaking photography backdrops abound in lush manicured gardens, an elegant reflection pool and stylish pergola.

 

Enjoy exclusive access to the house and grounds along with custom menu selections by the revered Patrick Properties culinary team. The executive chef works closely with couples to create a menu tailored to personal tastes while the talented in-house pastry chef designs exquisite wedding cakes and delicious confections.

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Highlights

  • Two Gothic-style carriage house guests suites
  • Chef-crafted menus tailored to your tastes
  • Drawing room and a formal study dressing rooms
  • 19,000 square feet of event space
  • 500 seated guest capacity for reception
  • 500 seated guest capacity for the ceremony site

Make it yours

  • Host a sunset cocktail hour on the second floor open-air piazza overlooking downtown Charleston's buzzing Upper King Street.
  • Stay the weekend in the stunningly restored carriage house duplex guest suites, complete with luxurious linens and views of the property's magnificent 200-year-old magnolia tree.

Location

A sophisticated National Historic Landmark and modern sanctuary inside regal gates along downtown’s Upper King Street.

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456 King St., Charleston, SC 29403

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