New Businesses

The Sapphire Grand is a wedding venue located in Deptford. They offer catering service, event venue, food delivery and service services. Rated 4.5 stars from 619 Google reviews.

Suite105 is a event venue located in Winslow Township. Rated 4.8 stars from 26 Google reviews.

LMB Events is a event venue located in Westville. Rated 4.7 stars from 55 Google reviews.

Chews Landing Banquet Hall is a banquet hall located in Gloucester Township. Rated 5 stars from 7 Google reviews.

Williamstown Hall is a event venue located in Monroe. They offer banquet hall, community center, wedding venue and dance hall services. Rated 4.7 stars from 83 Google reviews.

Larkin's Catering and Events runs both sides of an event in Greenville: the catering and its own space, the Sawmill. A wedding, reception, or company gathering can be catered and hosted in one place, rather than lining up a hall and a caterer separately. They cover the full range of catered occasions, from weddings down to smaller group gatherings, and will bring the food to you when it is held somewhere other than the Sawmill.

Elaborate Events is a event venue located in Woodbury. Rated 5 stars from 54 Google reviews.

Holy Child Knights of Columbus - Hall Rental is a event venue located in Gloucester Township. Rated 4.7 stars from 33 Google reviews.

Delightful Event Place - "Celebrate In Style" is a event venue located in Washington Township. Rated 4.8 stars from 25 Google reviews.

The Supper Club is a banquet hall located in Washington Township. Rated 4.6 stars from 166 Google reviews.

Reflections - Event Center is a event venue located in Washington Township. Rated 4.5 stars from 103 Google reviews.

Gloucester Township Community Park is a park located in Gloucester Township. Rated 4.7 stars from 1266 Google reviews.

Washington Township Municipal Building is a event venue located in Washington Township. Rated 3.6 stars from 14 Google reviews.

Wedgwood Country Club is a indoor golf course located in Washington Township. They offer bar and grill, golf course, bar and athletic field services. Rated 3.4 stars from 364 Google reviews.

Top Tier Xperience is a event venue located in Gloucester Township. Rated 5 stars from 2 Google reviews.

The Forum Wedding & Catering Hall is a event venue located in Gloucester Township. Rated 4.7 stars from 65 Google reviews.

Apex360 Venue is a event venue located in Gloucester Township. Rated 4.6 stars from 15 Google reviews.

Embellish Events LLC is a wedding venue located in Washington Township. They offer event venue and service services. Rated 4.7 stars from 91 Google reviews.

Fabulous Events By LaReba's Creations LLC is a event venue located in Washington Township. Rated 4.9 stars from 45 Google reviews.

Elevations Suites - Event Venue is a event venue located in Washington Township. Rated 4.5 stars from 23 Google reviews.

Give Haley Dye a week's notice and a conversation about what you have in mind, and the custom cakes that come out of Cakes To Dye For can be almost anything: her team has turned out an edible fire hose topped with a fireman's hat, an armadillo, and a full-size cockroach, all of it cake under the sculpting. Dye trained at Johnson & Wales and ran the bakery out of her home for years before taking a storefront on Fountain Inn's Main Street, where her family has been in business for generations. Custom wedding and birthday cakes are the heart of the work, but the daily case holds more than that: cupcakes, cookies, and pies, along with a caramel pound cake made from her grandmother's recipe. Customers keep coming back for the buttercream and the gluten-free options, and for an owner who will work from an inspiration photo and talk through the details before anything goes in the oven. The lineup follows the season, too: the sweet potato cake is the biggest fall seller, and Thanksgiving brings pecan, pumpkin, sweet potato, and chocolate peanut butter pies.

Tasteful Elegance is a cake shop in Easley, on the western side of the Upstate, making cakes and confections for birthdays, weddings, and the celebrations that call for a proper dessert. Alongside made-to-order cakes, it also carries confectionery and other baked goods, so it covers both an everyday sweet and the centerpiece for an event. For Easley and the towns around it, it is a dedicated dessert maker rather than a supermarket bakery counter.

Allessa Danino carries on a baking tradition more than thirty years in the making, turning out custom cakes made from scratch for Easley and the wider Upstate. She grew up in a New Jersey kitchen shaped by Italian and Peruvian roots, learning alongside her mom and grandmother, and that early mix of flavors still finds its way into the work. Most of what leaves the kitchen is built around a client's own idea rather than a fixed catalog, which is part of why it has become a fixture for weddings and celebrations around here. What couples tend to highlight is how closely the finished cake matches the picture in their head, right down to details borrowed from a wedding gown or a playful themed groom's cake. A tasting narrows things down from a wide range of flavors, and reviewers point to less-expected choices sitting next to the classics, from white chocolate raspberry to sweet potato chai. Gluten-free and vegan cakes are part of the lineup too, so the dessert table can include everyone. One less obvious detail: the bakery is licensed with Clemson University to make logo'd products, handy for Tiger weddings and graduation celebrations. Because the work is consultation-based, a first visit usually means sitting down for a tasting rather than grabbing something off a counter, and that suits the occasions it is built for, from a wedding to an anniversary to a milestone birthday.

Tip Top is the shop a lot of Easley families turn to when a cake has to carry the day: wedding tiers, birthday cakes, and the boxes of cupcakes that get sent in for a whole class. Everything is made to order, and the range runs from classic and elegant to playful, including custom pieces like the succulent-and-cactus cupcakes one customer had made for a shower. It has been a small, family-run, husband-and-wife bakery since 2010, and that shows in how people describe working with them. Customers say you can come in with a rough idea and let them take it from there, and more than a few describe the baked goods as tasting like something their grandmother used to make, which is about the highest compliment a from-scratch bakery earns. Past the celebration cakes, the case keeps cupcakes, decorated sugar cookies, and cake pops. The thread that runs through the reviews is that the cakes come out as good to eat as they are to look at, moist, with icing people single out, and strawberry among the flavors that get a specific mention.