Columbia-Metro - January/February 2012

The Gift of a Lifetime

USC and The Mitchell House and Gardens offer free weddings to deserving couples

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 02:09 PM

Old World Beauty Meets Modern Day Romance

Arielle Riposta and Brian McConchie Sept. 10, 2011

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 02:05 PM

Chance Meetings, Deep Traditions

Elizabeth McCoy and Will McKinney May 14, 2011

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 02:01 PM

Kids and Weddings

Langhorne Stinnette invited her second grade class to her wedding to Will Stevens.

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 01:53 PM

Home is Where the Heart Is

Trenholm Buyck and Owens Hardison April 30, 2011

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 01:44 PM

Keeping it Personal

Pre-wedding parties as unique as the couple themselves

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 01:06 PM

In our annual Guide to Tying the Knot, we take a look at some lovely Columbia weddings, provide tips and advice for organizing the perfect rehearsal party and offer some valuable insight for couples planning to include children in their wedding party. We also take a look at two local organizations that opened their hearts to provide free weddings to some very deserving couples. So grab some hankies and join us as we celebrate love and marriage.

By Melissa Andrews

2012.01.05 01:06 PM

Wedding 101

2012.01.05 11:04 AM

Cottage Antiques & Interiors

2012.01.05 09:12 AM

Casual Elegance

What do you get when you cross a 1950s Hollywood-style ranch house with unbridled imagination? If you’re Dial and Clif Kitchens, you end up with a nearly perfect home.

By Katie McElveen

2012.01.01 08:00 PM

Best of Columbia 2012

Announcing the best of the best in your hometown!

2012.01.01 08:00 AM

Take a Walk on the Wild Side

Have you ever wanted to know how to work cheetah print or zebra stripes into your home decor without going completely over the top? Read our article for tips from local interior designers.

By Katie McElveen

2012.01.01 08:00 AM

Creative in Columbia

Local fashion designer AnnaBelle LaRoque began creating dresses for college students for the Carolina Cup, and today she has a successful business, selling her designs in shops up and down the East Coast.

By Deena C. Bouknight

2012.01.01 08:00 AM