Southern panache for your life
There are a few things greater than well made sweet tea on a hot summer day. I will admit, growing up I didn’t have much of a taste for it- however as I’ve aged, when the sun is scorching overhead the first thing my mouth starts watering for is an ice-cold glass of sweet tea.
It’s become a habit of increasing frequency for me to walk into a place and immediately fall in love with the atmosphere. None have struck me quite as intensely as the former post office turned daily eatery like Lowcountry Produce in Beaufort, SC. It’s as if the owners themselves were catering to the fact that
In Charleston there are a plethora of places to stay and eat at. From AirBnB’s with private gardens, to haunted hotels on King street, and then there are boutique hotels providing more than just relaxation but curating an entire low-country luxury experience for all who cross their courtyard. None do it better than Zero George
Last Summer when I was in Charleston I heard rumor of a place named The Darling Oyster Bar. Being a curator of “Darling” myself, I had to put it on my to-visit list for my trip. One glance at their website and brunch menu, and I knew it would be love at first sight.
When it comes to road trips from Atlanta, I have a 6 hour in-the-car limit for how long I’m willing to travel on the road. Don’t get me wrong – a properly executed road trip for 20+ hours is a blast with the right preparation, but when I’m just ready for a weekend getaway, 6 hours is
There are many wonders of Southern culture such as our food, language, sweet demeanors and effortless style in hot weather months, but among those as well lie unique and hidden coastal jewels to travel to when the weather get’s just a little too hot for us Atlantans. Which is why we love St. Simon’s Island’s
Before we settled into bed from the day before, our concierge at the King and Prince Resort told us how we had to experience one of the legendary sunrises on the island. Since St. Simon’s Island is the furthest Western beach on the Eastern Seaboard, they get sun-rises later than the rest of the waking
We started our morning bright and early, with a cup of coffee in hand to wake us from our sleep deprived travels from the day prior. Knowing that we were spending the afternoon in the sun boating around St. Simon’s Island, I threw on my favorite striped tee, a pair of boating shoes and my
In a beautiful setting such as the Jekyll Island Club Hotel, I couldn’t pass up another opportunity to photograph my second favorite Lilly dress of the year – this one being an obvious first- in the spectacular garden behind the Crane Cottage. Lilly Pulitzer Dress || Soludos Lace Up Espadrilles || Straw Tote || Lisi
When sunny days turned into overcast afternoons, we packed up our beach blankets and headed a few miles down the road to a Victorian estate named after the island it took root on: Jekyll Island Club Hotel.
