Most traditional celebrations look much different these days, including weddings. The Coastal Heritage Society is offering up four of their historic sites in a unique way to make sure your big day still feels special.
You might remember your grandmother or another family member quilting, but the quilts on exhibit at the Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage are not made to lay on a bed or a couch. These intricate quilts are called fiber art, and are designed to send a message.
Event planner Tara Skinner specializes in luxury weddings. She stopped by Morning Break to give newly engaged brides an idea of what to start with first when putting together their big day.
Southern Living recently came out with a list of the top stores in Georgia, and while there is one that is a standard on such alist, there are a few surprises.
The photo got more than 21,000 votes. It placed third overall out of more than 17,000 entries, and only about 300 votes behind the second-place photo. More than 1 million people voted on the contest.
We all know men can be a little difficult to shop for this time of year. WTOC got some inspiration at local stores to find the perfect gift for the man in your life this holiday season.
Michael Skaff, the owner of Savannah Interior Plant Designs, stopped by Morning Break to show us you can easily make a festive holiday centerpiece at home.
The Massie Heritage Center is honoring Native American Month in a big way this weekend. They’re celebrating their newly remodeled American Indians of the Southeast Coast Exhibit with an Open House and Showcase Saturday.
Are you still looking for a Halloween costume for trick-or-treating or a Halloween party? No need to break the bank at a costume store to join in on the fun.
