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The Case for Tropical Color at a Historic Waterfront Venue

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Ava and Drew married at Lowndes Grove, a waterfront estate just outside Charleston, and let a saturated, Palm Beach–inspired palette carry the day against the property's Southern architecture and grounds. The result argues that a maximalist color scheme doesn't fight a historic setting — it can sharpen it.

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With reporting from Style Me Pretty.

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