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Charleston full-service studio led by planners Heather and Haley, pricing full wedding planning at a published flat $10,000.
Planners · Charleston & Lowcountry
Charleston planner Alicia Miller sells three transparent tiers: month-of coordination from $1,500, partial planning from $3,000, full-service from $8,000.





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Alicia Miller founded Timeless Celebrations by Alicia to bring a background in event planning and project management to weddings across Charleston, Savannah, and the New York City metro area. She works as lead planner through consultations, venue visits, and the rehearsal, then brings in a dedicated assistant for the wedding day itself, with seasonal staff added for larger events.
The company publishes exactly what each tier includes and costs. Month-of coordination starts at $1,500 and begins eight weeks out with three planning sessions, a venue visit, timeline development, and vendor coordination that takes over six to eight weeks before the wedding. Partial planning starts at $3,000, adds six planning sessions, help securing up to three vendors, and budget and design guidance, beginning about six months out. Full-service planning starts at $8,000, runs from twelve months out with monthly check-ins, full vendor sourcing, budget tracking, and guest list and RSVP management.
Every package includes unlimited text and email communication, hour-long consultations, venue visits, and a client portal. Timeless Celebrations takes on a limited number of weddings each year, and the company recommends inquiring early to hold a peak-season Charleston date.
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