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Sammy & Gabriel
April 10, 2027 Charleston, SC Ceremony at 4:00 PM
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Gifts & Registry

Registry

This registry is a compilation of the things we truly need as we build our first home together. Your presence is the greatest gift of all — but that coffee machine won’t pay for itself.

Our registry and honeymoon fund are all together on Zola.

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Sammy and Gabriel

“To stand beside you, through every moment and every tomorrow.”

Together with our families, we, Sammy and Gabriel, joyfully invite you to celebrate our union in marriage

Saturday, April 10, 2027
Ceremony starts at 4:00 PM
Sammy and Gabriel
Our story

Way back in the year of our Lord 2022, a young lady named Samantha Daichendt was hot off a JetBlue one-way ticket to NYC. She found herself at an apartment aptly referred to as “The Narrows,” in which 3 young men she had never met were throwing a party for a newly painted mural.

She was approached by a young man in red sunglasses. He introduced himself as MJ. They spoke. The contents of their conversation was lost to time. He exited. She informed her friends later that he was “the most handsome man she had ever met.”

However, due to the unfortunate fact that this young man’s name was not in fact MJ, but rather, Gabriel Igbokwe, they didn’t connect again. He also did not have any photos on his Instagram account. Sus.

But God’s plan couldn’t be stopped! At a birthday party the next January, Samantha offers to buy Gabriel a Cosmopolitan. Gabriel accepts but is reluctant due to the shape of the glass it comes in and the color of the beverage. The bartender puts the Cosmo into a short glass and Gabriel wraps it in a napkin to disguise the pink drink.

After a week of hanging out every day in a group, G & S finally found themselves alone at an art gallery and went to their first dinner date at a Mexican place nearby. A few weeks later they concluded this was their first date and anniversary. It’s been 3 years since then!

And now we will celebrate with all of our favorite people (you!) shortly after our 4 year anniversary. We love you and can’t wait to share the day!

Sammy & Gabriel
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Wedding Details
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  • 3:00 PMGuest ArrivalPlease arrive early so we can keep to schedule
  • 4:00 PMCeremonyInside the chapel · open seating
  • 5:00 PMCocktail HourOutdoors on the lawn
  • 6:00 PMReceptionDinner, drinks & dancing under the tent
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Friday

Welcome Party

7:00 PM

If you are around on Friday night and want to join us for drinks, we will be meeting at 7pm somewhere cute. We hope to see you there as we prepare for the wedding!

Friday

Rehearsal & Dinner

Bridal Party

The rehearsal and rehearsal dinner is reserved for members of the bridal party.

Saturday

The Wedding

I’On Chapel

The entire wedding will be taking place at the I’On Chapel — ceremony inside, reception outside under a tent.

Travel & Accommodations

Getting here

The Venue

I’On Chapel

352 N Shelmore Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 — just minutes from downtown Charleston.

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Flying In

Charleston Int’l (CHS)

The nearest airport is Charleston International Airport (CHS).

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Getting Around

Rental Car

We recommend you get a rental car, as this is the easiest way to get around Charleston. Recommended rental companies coming soon.

Accommodations

where to stay

There are plenty of great places to stay around Charleston, depending on the kind of weekend you’re looking for! Hotels are available throughout the area, or we recommend checking out Airbnb and other vacation rentals. We’d suggest booking as soon as possible, since Charleston fills up in the spring.

Mount Pleasant

If being close to the wedding venue is your priority, we recommend looking for a hotel or Airbnb in Mount Pleasant. You’ll be close to I’On Chapel while still having easy access to Shem Creek, Sullivan’s Island, and downtown Charleston.

Sullivan’s Island

More of a beachy girl? We would say to look for a rental on Sullivan’s Island! You’ll be near the beach, great restaurants, and just a short drive from Mount Pleasant and the wedding venue. Houses are a bit pricier in this neighborhood, but there are hidden gems all around.

Downtown Charleston

If you want a more traditional/touristy trip to see most of the city, staying downtown is a great option. You’ll be within walking distance of some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, shopping, and sightseeing. The wedding venue is about a 30-minute drive from downtown, so staying in the city is completely doable — just plan to drive or grab an Uber/Lyft to and from the wedding.

In & around Charleston

Charleston favorites

We’re so excited to have you in Charleston! If you have some extra time between wedding festivities, here are a few of our favorite places to eat, drink, explore, and soak up the city. While you’re certainly here to celebrate our marriage, we want you to also have a memorable weekend and make fun memories!

Eat

  • Millers All Day
  • Little Palm
  • Callie’s Hot Little Biscuit
  • The Obstinate Daughter
  • Little Jack’s Tavern
  • Felix
  • Sorrelle

Coffee

  • Babas on Cannon
  • SightSee
  • Summit Coffee
  • Sorrelle

Cocktails

  • The Citrus Club
  • Last Saint
  • Sullivan’s Wine Shop (get the frozen sauv blanc!)

See

  • King Street
  • Rainbow Row
  • Charleston City Market
  • Sullivan’s Island
  • Waterfront Park (iconic Pineapple fountain!)

Shop

  • Nette

Bookstores

  • Blue Bicycle Books (King St)
  • Buxton Books (King St)
  • The Archive (Mt. Pleasant)
  • Sweeter Than Fiction (King St)
  • Philosophers & Fools
A few of our favorites

Photos

Sammy and Gabriel in the courtyard Holding hands Sammy and Gabriel under cherry blossoms

Dress Code

Our dress code is best described as “Formal/Cocktail Garden Chic” — not black-tie, but please look your best. Light pastels, linen, satin, patterns & textures encouraged; please avoid black or dark jewel tones.

Ladies, midi or maxi dresses in light pastels (no white or cream). Men, light suits; a tie is welcomed but not required. See our Pinterest board →

Food & Drink

We will have gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options.

Questions about allergies? Contact the maid of honor (she has a nut & sesame allergy, so chances are you’re fine).

Photos & Social

Feel free to post any pictures you like! Our hashtag is #BonesWedding27.

We kindly ask that you refrain from photos during the ceremony — afterward, snap away.

Everything you need to know

Questions & Details

Attendance & RSVP
Please RSVP by January 30, 2027. But, the sooner the better!
Using our online RSVP tool on this website, please use your name and follow the instructions. The link is also here: RSVP on Zola
We would like to keep our wedding as intimate as possible, so we are not allowing any plus-ones that are not specifically listed on your invitation. Thank you for your understanding.
Similarly, if your children are invited, they will be listed on your invitation.
If there are extenuating circumstances that cause you to delay your RSVP, please contact the Mother of the Bride, Rachel Daichendt, or the Maid of Honor, Jackie Lord. They will be happy to figure out the situation with the bride.
If you can no longer attend, please update your RSVP as quickly as possible and let the bride or groom know.
Ceremony & Reception
Please try to arrive early, around 3:30PM. This ensures a timely schedule for the rest of the event.
Yes, right outside the chapel, there is a small parking lot. There is also parking available in the surrounding neighborhood. Please provide yourself with ample time to park and arrive at your seat.
Yes, the entire wedding will be taking place at the I’On Chapel.
Our ceremony will be inside, and the reception will take place outside. There will be a tent covering outdoors in case of rain, harsh sun, or other unpredictable weather.
For the ceremony, no! Please feel free to sit where you’d like. At the reception, you will find your table assignment via the seat card with your name and number.
We kindly ask that you refrain from taking any photos during the ceremony. We want everyone to be present and honor the bride and groom. Once the ceremony is over, feel free to take as many photos as you’d like! We will be happy to share our professional photos with you afterwards, as well.
Dress Code
The best question. Our dress code is best described as “Formal/Cocktail Garden Chic.” What does this mean? Happy to tell you. In short: this is not a black-tie event, but we would like you to look your best. Ladies, please wear midi or maxi dresses in light pastel colors (but NO white or cream). Satin, patterns & textures are encouraged. Men, please wear light suits, a tie is not required but welcomed. Linen and pastels are encouraged! Please try to avoid black or dark jewel tones. Pinterest board with visual direction is linked here.
There are a variety of surfaces at the venue, but the reception will be on a grassy lawn. Please wear whatever feels most comfortable to you within the dress code.
Please, please, please do not wear white, ivory, champagne, or bridal-adjacent colors.
Travel & Accommodations
We’ve broken down our favorite neighborhoods — Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, and Downtown Charleston — in the Where to Stay section. Hotels, Airbnbs, and vacation rentals are all great options; just book early, since Charleston fills up in the spring.
Honestly, that’s up to you, but we would recommend you book your hotel as soon as possible since Charleston is very popular in the spring.
The nearest airport is Charleston International Airport (CHS).
We recommend you get a rental car, as this is the easiest way to get around Charleston. You can check out these rental companies: coming soon.
Weekend Events
The rehearsal and rehearsal dinner is reserved for members of the bridal party, but we hope to see you at the Welcome Party.
Yes! If you are around on Friday night and want to join us for drinks, we will be meeting at 7pm somewhere cute. We hope to see you there as we prepare for the wedding!
No. Gabriel and I will be too excited to be married, but we hope you have a lovely Sunday enjoying Charleston after the best night of your life!
Food & Drink
We will have gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options.
The maid of honor (she has a nut & sesame allergy, so chances are you are fine).
Photography & Social Media
Yes, feel free to post any pictures you like!
Yep. #BonesWedding27
Gifts & Registry
Yes! You can find our registry on this site or at the link here.
Yes, it is also under our registry.
If you decide to purchase outside the registry platform, gifts can be sent to Sammy’s apartment. Please message the mother of the bride, the maid of honor, or Sammy/Gabriel for their address.
Absolutely. We know many of you will be travelling from across the world to celebrate us, and we are so grateful for your presence. Please do not feel any pressure to celebrate financially.
Charleston
So many good ones! We’ve rounded up our favorite places to eat, grab coffee, and sip a cocktail in the Charleston Favorites section.
Take a look at the Charleston Favorites section — King Street, Rainbow Row, the City Market, Sullivan’s Island, and Waterfront Park (don’t miss the Pineapple Fountain!).
See the Where to Stay section for the rundown on Mount Pleasant, Sullivan’s Island, and Downtown Charleston.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Guest Experience
We kindly ask that you please do not contact the bride or groom on their wedding day. We have faith that you can find the answer to your question on your own (or ask chatGPT). In case of emergencies or dire needs, you may contact Jim or Rachel Daichendt, Jackie Lord, or Alisa Groves (the wedding coordinator).

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We hope you can join us

RSVP

Please join us in celebrating our wedding. Use your name and follow the instructions on Zola.

Please reply before January 30, 2027 RSVP on Zola