One of the South’s finest venues for weddings, receptions, banquets, and other special events
12/10/2024
We sure do love having The Drizzled Pear
In the Hall. Perfection, indeed!
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Plated perfection!
Our Signature Salad featuring Grilled Anjou Pears and Champagne Vinaigrette is a feast for the eyes and the palate. Imagine your guests walking into this stunning reception space and being greeted by vibrant, fresh flavors artfully presented on every plate! It’s moments like these that create unforgettable dining experiences.
Let us help make your wedding as beautiful as it is delicious!
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11/04/2024
TIS THE SEASON...
To book your holiday parties!
Reach out to get a custom quote for your special event today - November & December dates are filling up fast.
Bring in your own vendors, DIY, or let us connect you with one of our preferred vendors.
Like BK, we do it your way 😉
10/15/2024
Fall is definitely in the air!
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Details from Lizzy and Kevin’s wedding day! I am obsessed with ALL of the color I am seeing this fall! 🤍
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10/03/2024
Here are some more stunning shots from Haley & Matt's glorious day!
feel the southern hospitality and charm of Charleston that we all know and love
09/27/2024
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A day to remember for sweet Anne & Andrew. They’re officially married, and I couldn’t have been more honored to celebrate with their families again 🥰
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09/12/2024
Cheers to forever! 🖤🥂
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08/30/2024
Here's to hoping everyone has a wonderful holiday weekend!
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The most AMAZING weekend! we ❤️ you!
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08/13/2024
Life is in the details, especially the beautiful ones!
Cheers to happy endings! 🥂
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08/07/2024
The venue, the dress, the light... The perfect frame for a beautiful bride.
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07/30/2024
Check out these shots from a fabulous styled shoot at the Hall which was recently featured on WEDVIBES!
An intimate wedding inspired photoshoot blending Southern charm with Greek elegance at Charleston’s historic Society Hall.
Halls Signature Events is partnering with SC Society Hall for the month of August to provide our fine dining experience at exclusive pricing at this historic venue.
CONTACT US FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO BOOK YOUR EVENT:
hallssignatureevents.com [email protected]
843.242.3185
CHECK OUT THE VENUE:
SouthCarolinaSocietyHall.com
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PACKAGE 1 - PASSED HORS D'OEUVRES
Champagne Toast
3 Hour Specialty Open Bar
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Charcuterie Display
Dessert Display
4 Passed Hors Doeuvres
$125++
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PACKAGE 2 - BUFFET OR STATIONS
Champagne Toast
3 Hour Specialty Open Bar
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2 Passed Hors Doeuvres
3 Course Buffet Stations
$150++
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PACKAGE 3 - PLATED DINNER
Champagne Toast
3 Hour Specialty Open Bar
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2 Passed Hors Doeuvres
3 Course Plated Dinner
$175++
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This exclusive deal includes a 3 hour rental of the venue with optional upgrades. Event dates based on availability. Each package is priced per guest with a minimum of 25 guests and subject to taxes and a service fee.
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07/08/2024
Love this shot overlooking Meeting Street 💕
From Charleston Photo Expo & Fashion Show🤍
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06/18/2024
We are tickled pink to have been highlighted in their latest edition
💕💕💕 Thanks, y'all!
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In the pages of our current spring 2024 issue
06/17/2024
A belated 'Happy Anniversary' to two of my favorite 💕🐦🐦
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6.3.23. Forever to go 🤍
06/02/2024
Alli + Michael💍
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04/11/2024
Entrance of your dreams ✨
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IN THE MIDDLE 1730s, a French Huguenot named Elisha Poinsett owned a tavern in Charleston, but his business was not doing well. Several friends agreed to help him an evening or two each week. Since charity was their reason for meeting, they decided to contribute two bits (sixteen pence) a week into a fund to help any of their members with a need.
The group’s reputation grew and they became known as the “two-bit society.” After Poinsett’s business no longer needed their help, they formalized their association with the idea that charity would be their reason for being and education would be their main charity. The Provincial General Assembly incorporated them as the French Society on May 1, 1751, and King George II confirmed it at the Court of St. James on December 20, 1752. Soon afterward, the name was changed to the South Carolina Society and began including non-French members.
They later purchased a block of land between George and Wentworth streets, cut a new street through it (the present Society Street), sold all the lots but one, and on that lot built a school for orphan boys. Toward the century’s close, the Society gave the school to the city of Charleston which eventually moved the school to Rutledge Avenue and renamed it the High School of Charleston.
The Society then built the South Carolina Society Hall at 72 Meeting Street as a school for female orphans and indigents, and as a meeting place. The first meeting was was held July 24, 1804. The first floor was used to school orphans and indigents, while the second floor was a ballroom for social purposes. In 1826 the first floor became a secondary school with both a Male Academy and Female Academy, both of which closed in 1841. Since then the hall has been used for dance school (“Cotillion”), weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and business meetings—as well as a motion picture location.
