The Cedar Room
EST. 2015

Fete in fabulous style at this former cigar factory turned architectural gem.
Built in 1881, this restored building features exposed brick walls, antique structural elements, chandeliers, and a 1,500sqft courtyard. At it's height, the factory was producing over 400,000 cigars daily and now solely produces elegant events of all shapes and sizes.
- Style
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Elegant
Industrial
Rustic
Sophisticated
Urban
Venue Setting
The Cedar Room, the private event space at the Cigar Factory, was designed by architect David Thompson to be an open space featuring historic wood columns, blonde reclaimed wood floors from the original space and rustic elements of the circa 1881 building. The walls consist mostly of floor to ceiling windows that reveal views of landmarks such as the architectural acclaimed Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge, the SC Ports Authority and the beautiful Cooper River. It is one of the only venues in the city offering waterfront views.
Capacity
(Prices listed here are estimates only & are subject to change)
- Price range
- Does this include catering fees?
No
- Estimated price per head
from $90 to $200
- Additional charges
Service Charges
Sales Tax
Catering- Insurance
Additional Insurance May Be Required Depending On The Event
(Essential event logistics and amenities to ensure a seamless and memorable experience for you gathering)
Venue matched with reports
Weddings

With all the new hotel openings of the past few years, we’ve been beside ourselves with excitement over the good lookin’ ballrooms that have come with them. Gone are the days of ballrooms filled with putty-colored chairs, crazy patterned carpets and bad lighting. In with the new school of ballrooms that have tons of windows and sunlight, hardwood floors, neutral palettes and beautiful views.
In this edition of ballrooms we think you’ll actually want to get married in, we’re headed to 17 different cities. This scouting mission includes a whole lot of modern spaces with a few traditional, golden era ballrooms thrown in too. Because variety is the spice of life, right?
Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Venue: Rosecliff
Weddings

South Carolina wedding venues all have one thing in common: breathtaking ambiance. Whether you are looking to tie the knot overlooking the Ashley River or want the gardens of a plantation to be your backdrop, each one of these South Carolina venues has the magic for your big day. Take your pick from the historical, the rustic and the industrial.
These picturesque locations provide the romance, all that's missing is the bride and groom. With one of these 16 venues, your South Carolina wedding will be the talk of the town.
Reporter: Scout | Venue: Brookgreen Gardens
Weddings
The Carolinas hold a piece of every Southerner’s heart. And Charleston, being the quintessential charming Southern town it is, certainly ranks at the top of that heart strung list. Allow us to break it down in terms everyone can relate to: The Notebook was filmed here. If that doesn’t describe the sweet Americana vibe you get on the streets of Charleston, just picture the giant overhanging oak trees and delightful hospitality South Carolina is known for. And then picture the most famous American love story of the 21st century taking place in the middle of that.
While Noah and Allie roamed the streets scoping out movie theaters and laying under traffic lights, you might find yourselves instead looking for a gorgeous wedding venue in Charleston. In such a case, we’ve searched near and far for the best wedding spots in South Carolina that run the gamut from boutique hotels to old plantation homes. If a sweet Southern wedding is on your wishlist, check out these top wedding venues in and around Charleston.
By: Alyssa Brown
Venue: Middleton Place
Wondering about room blocks for your wedding guests in Charleston? Check out our tips on booking block rooms & group rates.
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The Cedar Room, the private event space at the Cigar Factory, was designed by architect David Thompson to be an open space featuring historic wood columns, blonde reclaimed wood floors from the original space and rustic elements of the circa 1881 building










































































