Carolina Santa

12/18/2023

12/02/2023

Breakfast with Santa.🎅🧑‍🎄with Kelly Carter

12/01/2023

Even Carolina Santa is sharping his skills at Charleston Taekwondo in North Mt Pleasant. Come give it a try with a 2 week free trial. Call 843-800-5020.

12/01/2023

Delicious!

11/30/2023

Christmas season is here!

11/27/2023

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11/20/2023

Kelly Carter

11/19/2023

Mt P Towne Center Tree Lighting

07/29/2023

Contact Amy for your session.

02/19/2023

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12/27/2022

12/27/2022

Meet my adorable kiddos!!!! This is one of our tradition poses we do each year with Santa! LOVE IT!!!!!!

12/27/2022

12/25/2022

12/24/2022

Santa Baby, Hurry down the chimney tonight! Merry Christmas everyone!

12/23/2022

Mr and Mrs Claus last public appearance before heading to the North Pole. Here 4-7. Thank you Charleston Place Hotel for making us feel at home!

12/22/2022

Mr and Mrs Claus will be visiting Thursday, Dec 23 4-7pm. Stop by to see us before we head back to the North Pole!

12/22/2022

Very little is exactly known about how the Christmas holiday was spent in Charleston during the early 1800s. The new Republic in America, also often called the Federal period in architecture, was not the same as the later antebellum period. By the mid-1800s, much had changed in Charleston and in America at large, and many of the Christmas traditions we know and love come from the 1850s or later. In fact, it was after Prince Albert’s marriage to Queen Victoria in 1840 that we see a sort of reinvention of Christmas throughout the UK and eventually across the world.
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People in 1808, 1810, 1815 were not celebrating the same way that the Victorians would later on; Father Christmas and Santa Claus are nowhere to be found, and Christmas Trees have not yet reached America. So how did early Charlestonians celebrate the holidays? As we countdown to the 25th, we'll explore the holidays from the viewpoint of the Russells, the enslaved, and other early Charlestonians in the early 18th century.

12/19/2022

Santa loves his biscuits from Flying Biscuit!!

12/16/2022

One last smooch and a walk on the beach at sunrise before things get really crazy busy for Mr. and Mrs. Claus. Awesome capture Keith Green Sr.!

12/15/2022

Big Ben in London, England looking magical yesterday! Photo by Emma ❄️

12/14/2022

Many of our children are just tired and anxious. Remember they have had a rough couple of years too. Santa has had many request from children just asking for peace, family time and everyone to be happy. Many are saying they don’t need anything but want happy memories with their family. If this is all they are asking, please do everything possible to make it come true. Make this Christmas special. ❤️

12/06/2022

Come see Mrs Claus and I Saturday from 5-8.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow in Charleston