Tim and Abby Peeler were married at The Cabin at Old Spur on June 20, 2026, in front of about one hundred guests. Their story starts on the other side of the world. How They Met Abby went on a mission trip to Thailand and…
Megan Manus photographed her first wedding in 2003 and opened Megan Manus Photography in 2005. Since then she has photographed hundreds of weddings and thousands of portrait sessions, working out of a studio at her home in Sumter and shooting most of her sessions on…
Couples ask us which month is the best one to get married here, and there is no good answer, because the property is not the same place in September that it is in December. The light changes, the treeline turns and then drops, and the…
Meet one of our preferred wedding photographers serving Florence, Charleston, and the Pee Dee region. Ashley Bevan does not put her cameras down often. Her studio portraits show her holding four of them at once, including a Super 8 film camera and a mint green…
Before The Cabin at Old Spur was a venue, it was farmland with rolling acres of soybeans and corn. David Whatley walked that ground before anything was built on it, and he has been part of many of the weddings here since. He is a…
Some vendors have been part of The Cabin at Old Spur since the beginning. A&B Florist is one of them. Leslie Carpenter runs A&B Florist out of Florence, South Carolina, and she has been doing flowers for weddings at our venue since we opened our…
Tiz Laney worked the second wedding ever held at The Cabin at Old Spur. That was May 2018, not long after we opened to the public, and he has been coming back ever since. He has seen nearly every change and addition we have made…
Photo by Memories by Lexi The flowers get thrown out and the cake gets eaten. The photographs are what a couple still has twenty years later, which is why the photographer is one of the hardest vendors to choose. We keep a preferred vendor list…
Photo: Something to Remember Productions A wedding day moves fast. Photographs hold the still moments. A film holds the motion: the catch in your voice during your vows, the roar when you are announced, the first bars of your first dance. That is where Something…