Coastal Discovery Museum

Weddings and receptions, family reunions, church picnics, birthday and anniversary celebrations, as well as corporate photo shoots and advertisements are all becoming more popular at historic locations. Consider the Museum's historic Honey Horn site for your next large event, which can accommodate parties of all kinds. Honey Horn is a Lowcountry-inspired venue nestled in a natural setting beneath 300–400-year-old Virginia live oaks coated in Spanish moss and overlooking a picturesque salt marsh. This 68-acre historic property features a 4,000-square-foot covered pavilion and a terrace with a fountain overlooking Jarvis Creek. This one-of-a-kind Lowcountry site is nestled in a natural setting among centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss, providing the ideal background for any event. Choose to hold your ceremony among the oaks, which is a classic Lowcountry scene. Several spots on the Honey Horn property provide a lovely and unique backdrop for your wedding. This one-of-a-kind Lowcountry site is nestled in a natural setting among centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss, providing the ideal background for any event. Choose to hold your ceremony among the oaks, which is a classic Lowcountry scene. Several spots on the Honey Horn property provide a lovely and unique backdrop for your wedding. The 68 acres along Jarvis Creek, located in the heart of the island, offer elegance in the natural beauty of the setting. On the Fiddler Crab Boardwalk, enjoy your "first look" while watching the spartina grass, birds, and the daily tide rise and fall. The Osprey Outlook boardwalk highlights the setting sun at its best during the sunset, making for a wonderful photo opportunity.