Caledonia Golf & Fish Club Wedding Photographer

Pawleys Island, near Myrtle Beach · Featuring Ally & Patrick

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club is pure Lowcountry. The club is built on a former rice plantation, and centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss shade nearly every path. Couples come here for that sense of place. As a Myrtle Beach wedding photographer, I come for the light filtering through those branches.

The invitation suite

Ally with the ring bearer

Photographing a Wedding at Caledonia

The club is at 369 Caledonia Drive in Pawleys Island, about 35 minutes from Myrtle Beach according to the venue. The clubhouse overlooks the 18th hole, and the property offers several event spaces, including the Fish Shed, Azalea Row off the 9th green, Moss Oak Alley and the Inlet Sports Lodge.

The live oaks are the star for photos. Their shade softens harsh sun and keeps skin tones warm and natural, and the long, moss-covered paths give every portrait a timeless Southern feel. Late in the day, the sun drops behind the trees and the lawn glows.

Fixing the train under the oaks

The wedding party under the moss

Ally & Patrick's Caledonia Wedding

Ally and Patrick married on May 3, 2026, with a 4 PM ceremony, according to their invitation. Their black-and-white invitation suite set the tone for the whole day: classic, clean and a little formal.

Ally’s lace gown had a long train, and her bridesmaids in black gowns helped arrange it under the oaks before portraits. The young ring bearer stole a few frames on the porch with her. Patrick and his groomsmen, all in black, walked the oak-lined path together, and the full wedding party gathered beneath the Spanish moss for one of my favorite group photos of the year.

Dinner was set on long tables right on the lawn, framed by the trees. As the sun dipped low, we stepped away for a few sunset portraits, with the oaks glowing behind them.

Patrick and the groomsmen

Dinner set on the lawn

Sunset beneath the oaks

Photo Tips for Caledonia Golf & Fish Club Couples

Walk the oak paths for portraits. The trees frame you naturally and the shade is forgiving.
Plan for the drive. Guests staying in Myrtle Beach should budget about 35 minutes each way.
Embrace the moss. Spanish moss moves in the breeze and adds texture to every wide shot.
Save ten minutes for sunset. Ally and Patrick’s sunset portraits under the oaks were worth the short break from dinner.
Think about the sun on open lawns. Midday is bright; later ceremonies are gentler on everyone.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club Wedding FAQ

Where is Caledonia Golf & Fish Club?

The club is at 369 Caledonia Drive in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, about 35 minutes from Myrtle Beach according to the venue.

What event spaces does Caledonia have?

Spaces include the Fish Shed, Azalea Row off the 9th green, Moss Oak Alley and the Inlet Sports Lodge, plus the clubhouse overlooking the 18th hole.

What makes Caledonia special for photos?

Centuries-old live oaks with Spanish moss, on the grounds of a former rice plantation, give soft shade and a classic Lowcountry look.

How do we receive our wedding photos?

You receive your edited images in a private online gallery that is easy to share and download.

Planning a wedding at Caledonia Golf & Fish Club? I would love to hear about your plans. Browse more real weddings, see other Myrtle Beach area wedding venues I photograph, or check your date with me.

TOGETHER

Together, let’s craft a narrative that is timeless, impactful, and beautifully refined. Let’s create something truly special.