Savannah + David
December 31, 2023. Junction 800. Columbia, SC.
The last wedding of the year, NYE. Savannah & David
From the first to the last, 2023 was a dream. The first wedding of the year, I was about 2 weeks post baby, which seems crazy. And here I am, last wedding of the year and my little girl will be celebrating her first birthday. I know it’s so cliche, but time flies. But on to the reason you’re really here.
Savannah and David chose to have both ceremony and reception at Junction 800. Junction is such a beautifully, unique space that can accommodate a large guest count. The once restaurant has a beautiful wooden bar that stretches half of the room. The brick walls give the room tons of character and with a little additional lighting and decor, it can be be transformed into a stunning space.
Savannah and David chose a classic New Years Eve theme to celebrate. With disco balls covering the space from floor to ceiling, it gave the off tons of sparkle. The huge disco ball, located over top of the dance floor, was the most absolutely stunning statement piece. The green velvet drapes and sofas added the perfect pop of color. And no NYE theme is complete without confetti poppers and NYE themed headbands and glasses.
Honorable mentions: The Ramen Bar
Venue: Junction 800
Photography: Stee Garman Photography
Videography: HWVP
HMU: GP Beauty Artistry
Lighting & Draping: Ambient Media
Planner: Alexis Doktor Designs
Rentals: Crisp Rentals
Catering & Bar: Southern Way
Florals: Flourish Floral
Band: Java Band
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Hi, I'm Stee Garman, a Columbia South Carolina photographer and East Coast traveler. Photography has been a love of mine for as long as I can remember. In high school, I went through hundreds of disposable cameras. When I studied abroad in Italy, I bought my first DSLR. Once I got home, I started taking photos of families I knew - just for fun.
Those casual photos quickly turned into part-time work - as families referred me and my business began its growth. A few months later, an old college friend asked me to photograph her wedding. I was hesitant, but I agreed. From that point forward, I knew that’s where I wanted to be: in the celebration right alongside my couples. I've found my true calling in being there for couples on one of the biggest days of their lives. It's an honor I never take for granted, and one that fills me with joy - every single time.
