Charleston weddings
She said yes. Then she saw the porta-potty.
Restroom trailers built for the part of the day nobody puts on a mood board, and everybody remembers anyway. Delivered Friday, collected Monday, invisible in between.
Why it matters more than you think
Charleston weddings happen where the plumbing does not.
Half the venues worth having here are a lawn, a live oak, and a view. Beautiful, and entirely without a bathroom. That gap gets filled at the last minute, badly, more often than any planner would like to admit.
The dress problem
A gown does not fit in a plastic stall. It fits here, with a door that latches, a mirror at eye level, and enough room that nobody has to come in and help.
The August problem
A Charleston summer turns an unconditioned box into something guests will avoid entirely, which is its own kind of problem. Ours holds temperature all day.
The photo problem
Your photographer is going to shoot the whole property. Better that the thing in the background of the golden hour frame is not blue plastic.
Sizing it right
How many stalls for how many guests.
The honest version, not the upsell version. If your headcount is on a boundary we will tell you which side of it you are on.
- Up to 100 guests, four hours or less. One two-stall trailer, comfortably.
- Up to 150 guests, six hours. One two-stall trailer. This is the most common Charleston wedding.
- 150 to 300 guests. A three-stall unit, or two two-stall trailers placed at opposite ends of the property.
- Above 300, or a full open bar past six hours. Multiple units and an attendant. Talk to us early, these dates go first.
- Any guest count with accessibility needs. The ADA unit, always. Nobody should be sent somewhere else.
What planners ask
The wedding-specific questions.
Can you deliver the day before so it is out of the way?
That is our default. Friday delivery, Monday collection for a Saturday wedding. No vehicle on the property during your event, and the trailer is set and stocked before your florals arrive.
Will it look out of place next to the tent?
It is designed to be seen. Clean exterior, warm interior lighting, and a footprint that sits comfortably near the reception rather than hidden behind a hedge where nobody finds it.
What if my venue is on the beach or a barrier island?
Common request here. Soft sand and beach access need a site check first, and some island communities have their own delivery windows. We handle that conversation with the venue directly.
Do you work with our planner and venue directly?
Gladly, and we prefer it. Send us the planner's contact and we will coordinate load-in, placement, and power without adding another thread to your inbox.
What happens if it rains?
The trailer does not care. If the whole event moves, tell us as early as you can and we will work with you on the date. Our cancellation terms are on your quote in plain English.