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“Music was a huge priority for this phase of festivities, so Holly and Matt enlisted Steel Toe Stiletto to bring the energy. The couple gushes, “We were thrilled with our band’s performance! It was special for us to dance with all of our friends and family to share in the merriment of our love.”
“Steel Toe Stiletto performed during the reception and were a definite hit with guests. Brittany's most memorable song of the evening was Madonna's "Like A Prayer", which she requested that the band learn. "Everyone jammed out; it was awesome," the bride says. At the end of the night, everyone was begging the musicians not to wrap up.”
“Steel Toe Stiletto was so awesome and ended up bringing a horn section that was great”, says Camilla. “Some of Hunter’s teammates love to sing and dance and got up on stage with them, so it was really fun.”
"The most memorable moment for our guests was probably our first dance," Mackey says. "It was wild!" They chose "Something to Talk About" by Bonnie Raitt. "The lyrics are exactly us," they say. "Plus, we wanted something upbeat."
“At 10:00 p.m. Steel Toe Stiletto’s horn section gathered and escorted us to our getaway car, a 1949 Cadillac convertible."
Massive gold balls hung over the dance floor, and green velvet couches with pink pillows invited weary dancers to rest. Says the bride, “The dance floor was nonstop from the first song, til the very end.”
“To everyone’s surprise, the newlyweds arrived by helicopter, touching down on the runway before making their grand entrance into the celebration. It was a cinematic moment that perfectly reflected the couple’s adventurous spirit and the aviation theme woven throughout the wedding.”
"Our guests still talk about how great the band was, the food, how many "Colberson Cocktails" they enjoyed (named after our dog)"
“I really loved surprising my husband with a vintage car after our ceremony - doesn't hurt how beautiful the pictures with it are either! It was such a fun thing to plan with our photographer…”
“The runaway winner for wedding locale was Lowndes Grove Plantation, overlooking the scenic Ashley River. Their nuptials were infused with all kinds of romance, from whimsical spools of fabric draping the dance floor, to luxe velvet emerald-green lounge areas, to gold laser-cut place cards.”
“The stage draping and the band created the perfect party for the end of the night. The romantic draping behind the stage created a soft, sexy backdrop for the band, keeping the dance floor full all night!”
“Ginny and Daniel tied the knot in a wedding we had to highlight for how it played up Lowcountry icons."
“Every detail of the Roberts’ July Charleston romantic military wedding exuded timeless elegance and no detail went unnoticed.”
“Guests were led into the reception tent full of crystal chandeliers, neutral patterned linens, blue and french blue tones, and garden-inspired florals that gave the space the perfect elegant touch…”
“Bill arranged for a surprise visit from Boston College’s mascot, Baldwin the Eagle – who charged into dinner to the BC fight song. Katey was stunned! Baldwin then lead everyone upstairs into the River House for coffee and dessert, and Steel Toe Stiletto started the dance party."
“The atmosphere at the prestigious Poinsett Club was truly stunning with gorgeous flowers, exquisite decor and live music from the Steel Toe Stiletto band. All of the proceeds from the Hope Ball go directly to offering hope, help and healing to local cancer patients!”
“We just wanted to have a pretty and simple wedding style. Especially since the William Aiken House already has so much elegance and color.”
“I loved feeling like I was looking at the stars at the reception.” Emily says. “It really brought my fairy tale to life.”
“We had THE BEST band ever. No joke, Steel Toe Stiletto out of Greenville, SC—AMAZING."
“It’s time to party, euphoria-style. In case you’re not familiar, that means unlimited food options, bottomless bevs, and great local music.”
"When searching online for bands in South Carolina, I came across the website for Steel Toe Stiletto and their videos on their site blew me away. I couldn’t not dance when I watched or listened to them. The number one thing our guests still talk about is how amazing the band was and I know that they played a huge role in how much fun our wedding was for us and our guests."
“With friends and family from all over, we just watched and reveled in the excitement of having all of our people together in one place with us."
“Our absolute favorite part of the wedding reception was the dancing!” said the bride. “The band was so engaging and even pulled myself and the bridesmaids up on stage for a few songs–we had a blast singing and dancing with them!”
"When Chris and I sat down to discuss our favorite moment, we both said our first dance. We danced to “This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)” by The Talking Heads.”
"Party in the Park with tunes by Steel Toe Stiletto, creative libations by Slush Buddies, and bites by a host of acclaimed Southeast chefs, was under the stars in Trailblazer Park."
“Lindley is the owner of a dance studio and joined in when her students performed a crowd-pleasing routine during the reception.”
“Attention all Southern brides: this is the wedding you need to drop everything and see. Southerners are known for their hospitality and style, and this wedding shot by Aaron and Jillian Photography pulls out all the stops.”
“Under bright blue and red lights, the band took charge of the night and kept everyone on the dance floor, dancing and laughing the night away. Mid-dancing, a late-night pizza party happened and ended up being one of the couple’s favorite moments.”

They rented out all four floors of the venue, and their planner, Beth Helmstetter of Beth Helmstetter Events, created a romantic, autumnal vibe. They enlisted floral company FLWR for arrangements; The Sommolier Company did a whiskey tasting; and Steel Toe Stiletto performed during the dance.