Is Building 64 one of the best wedding pros in Charleston?

Building 64 is ranked #170 wedding pro in Charleston by community votes.

What is Building 64 best known for?

Building 64 is a wedding pro in Charleston, SC.

Who should go to Building 64?

Building 64 is best for: wedding-venues.

Where is Building 64 located?

Building 64 is located at 2301 Noisette Blvd, North Charleston, Charleston, SC.

What's the average cost of a Charleston wedding venue?

Charleston wedding venue rentals typically run from $5,000 for off-peak weeknights at smaller spaces up to $25,000+ for peak-season Saturdays at premier historic mansions and plantations. Most full-Saturday-rate venues fall in the $10,000–$18,000 range.

When is wedding season in Charleston?

April through early June and mid-September through early November. Spring and fall avoid Charleston's intense summer humidity. Many couples book 12–18 months out for these windows.

Do venues include catering?

Some do (especially hotel ballrooms and full-service plantations); many require you to use a list of approved caterers. Always confirm before signing.

Building 64 — #170 Wedding Pro in Charleston SC

Word on the street

What locals are saying

Building 64 is a newly activated (October 2024) former 1940s naval storehouse at Navy Yard Charleston, converted into a roughly 38,000-square-foot event and arts venue by local reggae figure David 'Big Hair' Brisacher of Big Hair Productions. It has quickly built a following for large-scale music and cultural events like Kulture Klash and Nightmare at the Navy, but as a dedicated wedding venue it has virtually no local review trail yet — locals know it primarily as a concert and immersive-experience space, not a bridal destination. The industrial architecture (vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows, pitched-monitor roof) draws genuine enthusiasm, but couples considering it for a wedding are essentially pioneering the use case.

brand-new venue, sparse wedding reviewsimpressive industrial architecturemassive capacity (5,000+)concert & arts events focus, not wedding-firstNavy Yard redevelopment buzzlocal music-scene credibility

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