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Best Wedding Venues in Savannah, Georgia

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Savannah is a beautiful city full of gorgeous and unique wedding venues to fit every bride & groom’s style. From waterfront wedding venues to romantic spaces underneath a canopy of oak trees to magnificent mansions, there are so many gorgeous venue options!

This southern gem is well-known in the south, but is incredibly under-recognized as an option for brides in other areas of the country and it’s about time that changes! So pay attention brides, it’s time to plan your dream wedding in Savannah! Here are our favorite options.

Whitefield Chapel

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With beautiful arched windows and grounds covered in Spanish moss and majestic Oaks, the Whitefield Chapel is the perfect choice for brides looking for a traditional Southern church feel for their wedding ceremony – wooden pews and all!

Find more information on Whitefield Chapel here.

Georgia State Railroad Museum

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Looking for a more industrial-chic style of wedding venue? The Georgia State Railroad Museum offers a modern space that you can make completely your own! Let your decor & color options pop against the exposed brick and beams, or have your ceremony in the beautiful outdoor spaces.

Find more information on the Georgia State Railroad Museum here.

The Mansion on Forsyth Park

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Brides looking for an absolutely grand and majestic wedding venue in Savannah, look no further than the Mansion on Forsyth Park. It’s the perfect space for a large number of wedding guests all dressed in black-tie, and it’s even located in historic Savannah. This makes it the perfect spot for guests staying downtown and those who want to see the true southern charm of Savannah!

Find more information on the Mansion on Forsyth Park here.

Forsyth Park

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Love the grandeur of Savannah’s iconic square and a magical fountain as your backdrop? Forsyth Park is the perfect outdoor wedding spot, letting you tie the knot in front of one of the South’s most incredible fountains! There’s plenty of space for all of your guests and they’ll be blown away with this jaw-dropping spot.

Find more information on Forsyth Park here.

Savannah Yacht Club

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If a nautical-feeling wedding is totally your style, the Savannah Yacht Club is a waterfront dream! Classy and elegant, the Savannah Yacht Club boasts stunning views and is a super unique backdrop for your big day.

Find more information on Savannah Yacht Club here.

Tybee Island Wedding Chapel

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Just a few miles from downtown Savannah, is Tybee Island’s beautiful island chapel venue that marries classic, traditional wedding style with effortless beachside elegance.

Find more information on Tybee Island Wedding Chapel here.

The Mackey House

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Rich in Savannah history and Southern charm, The Mackey House is a stunning location to say “I do!” With signature Colonial-style architecture, sprawling gardens with towering oaks, and a beautiful pergola, there are plenty of spaces to hold your ceremony & reception.

Find more information on The Mackey House here.

Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum

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Home to the largest private gardens in the Historic District, the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum is an outdoor wedding dream. Lush greenery and a classy atmosphere blend for the perfect space to tie the knot!

Find more information on the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum here.

Cohen’s Retreat

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Classic, elegant and timeless, this space is stunning for any type of wedding style – it can transform into anything! With earthy tones, a natural feel, and tons of light, your decor (and you!) will surely pop. There are also so many gorgeous photo-opp spots!

Find more information on Cohen’s Retreat here.

Red Gate Farms

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If a barn bash is more your speed, Red Gate Farms is an absolute dream. With towering 300-year oak trees, a glistening pond, and space that radiates Southern charm, this is a venue is the perfect fit for all boho & country chic weddings. And while it feels incredibly peaceful with miles and miles of greenery surrounding it, you’re only 10 minutes from downtown Savannah making it convenient for both you and your guests to find lodging & accomodations.

Find more information on Red Gate Farms here.

Charles H. Morris Center at Trustees’ Garden

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Sheer elegance and rustic vibes combine to create the most beautiful & unique wedding space at the Charles H. Morris Center at Trustees’ Garden. Stunning exposed brick and glittering chandelier balls light up the room, and there’s a gorgeous outdoor space for your ceremony right outside the doors.

Find more information on the Charles H. Morris Center at Trustees’ Garden here.

Savannah Riverboat Cruises

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Dreaming of a truly unique venue for your wedding day? Savannah Riverboat Cruises provide all the elegance of a traditional wedding venue, with the luxury and excitement of a romantic dinner cruise! Sail away into the sunset as you say “I do,” and dance the night away under the stars.

Find more information on Savannah Riverboat Cruises here.

Westin Savannah Harbor

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Love the idea of a waterfront wedding but don’t want to be cruising out on the water? The Westin Savannah Harbor is a gorgeous hotel that sits right on the water, offering beautiful views, gorgeous ceremony and reception spaces, and impeccable culinary options.

Find more information on Westin Savannah Harbor here.

Old Fort Jackson

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Nestled on the banks of the Savannah River, this 200+ year-old venue is jam-packed with history & charm. With tons of space for guests and beautiful surrounding grounds, this venue is truly unique and a stunning location for a wedding that stands out from the rest!

Find more information on Old Fort Jackson here.

The Gingerbread House

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Built in 1899, this historic gem overflows with Southern charm and will make guests feel like they stepped back in time. The location boasts gorgeous Steamboat Gothic architecture, majestic Oaks, and a completely unique experience guests will never forget.

Find more information on The Gingerbread House here.

The Whitman

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Another gorgeous Victorian home, The Whitman is a mansion wedding venue built in 1895. With timeless beauty galore, this venue has also undergone state of the art renovations to provide guests with all modern amenities, as well as offers several stunning spaces for your ceremony or reception.

Find more information on The Whitman here.

While You’re In Savannah…

Savannah is a beautiful city and you & your guests will no doubt want to do a little sightseeing to experience all that this Georgia gem has to offer! Whether you are a foodie, adventurer, shoppaholic, or water lover, Savannah has a little something for everyone. And odds are, you’re going to want to experience a little bit of everything!

Where to Eat

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Olde Pink House Restaurant

Situated on the edge of one of Savannah’s charming squares, the Olde Pink House features large columns, pink hues, and an unmistakably Southern vibe. Soft candlelight and live piano music fills the restaurant at night and is a fantastic spot for a cozy family dinner or romantic date night.

The Collins Quarter

With exposed brick and a stunning bar lining the side wall, this restaurant is a Savannah staple for tourists and locals. The Collins Quarter is best known for its legendary brunch that is served well into the afternoon, but is the perfect spot for a meal any time of the day.

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The Grey

A restaurant in the old Greyhound bus station, this retro & cozy space is incredibly unique. Enjoy exposed brick and a step back in time while you try some of Savannah’s most delectable dishes. Check out The Grey here.

The Original Crab Shack

Located on Tybee Island, The Original Crab Shack restaurant is an absolute gem. With an alligator viewing area on the way into the restaurant (yes, we’re serious), tiki decor and peachy vibes, you’ll find some amazing low country food with quite the atmosphere.

Photo courtesy of CN Traveler

Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room

Filled with Southern hospitality and charm, Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room is one of the oldest dining institutions in Savannah. Located in a boarding house (that still accommodates guests), this restaurant makes you feel like a member of the family with classic Southern cooking and meals served family-style.

See the Sights

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Culinary & Cultural Walking Tour

Want to see the sights and taste some of the amazing Southern cuisine in Savannah? A culinary & cultural walking tour may be just what you are after. This tour combines history with mouth-watering bites to give guests an amazing experience. You’ll get to sample classic Savannah dishes while learning all about the city’s history. And groups are kept small to provide guests with a more intimate experience.

You can find more information on culinary & cultural walking tours, as well as grab tickets, here.

Savannah Ghost Tours

Savannah is well known as a haunted city in the South, and that definitely means you’re going to be able to find some ghost tours to take you around the city and show you Savannah’s rich history and haunted past. This walking tour is spooky & a sensational way to see the city. Check it out here.

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Savannah Riverboat Tours

Prefer to see the city during the day, sans-ghosts? We don’t blame you! Savannah riverboat tours offer guests an amazing tour of the city as you leisurely cruise along the Savannah River. Some cruises even include food & drinks so you have nothing to worry about except enjoying beautiful Savannah! Check out those riverboat tours here.

Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour

See all of Savannah’s sites on your own schedule with hop-on hop-off trolley tours. The guide will give you information & history facts as you comfortably roll past over 100 iconic sites in Savannah, and you’re free to jump off at any stop you please. Trolleys depart every 30 minutes so you’ll never have to wait too long to jump back on one! Check out trolley tours here.

Prefer to Sightsee on Your Own? Here are a few key spots you won’t want to miss:

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Forsythe Park

This gorgeous park makes the world melt away as soon as you step into it. With a stunning (and massive) fountain and towering oaks, it’s an amazing place to take a walk, run, or some pretty vacation photos!

Wormsloe Historic Site

A stunning 1 1/2 mile road flanked by towering, mossy oak trees that leads to the Wormsloe plantation. This antebellum mansion and estate was built all the way back in the 1730s and remains as the founding colonist Noble Jones family’s residence to this day. Though, you can tour old colonial ruins and see demos of bygone trades such as blacksmithing, woodworking, and cooking by actors in fully done-up in costumes.

Historic Downtown Savannah

Downtown Savannah boasts 20 city squares of museums, mansions, churches, and parks. It’s filled with character and architectural detail that’s sure to leave you in awe. This is also where you’ll find some great food & shopping!

Where to Play

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Tybee Island

Catch some rays & lounge on the beach with a quick trip to Tybee Island. The island is only 30 minutes away and is a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike to relax and soak up some sunshine.

River Street

Stroll along the Savannah River while enjoying some of Savannah’s best restaurants and shopping.

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Haunted Pub Crawl

Did the ghost tours above pique your interest but maybe you’re thinking you’d like to see more of the Savannah bar scene? This haunted pub crawl fits the bill for both spooky and fun. You’ll get an awesome introduction to Savannah nightlife, as well as education on local ghosts along the way. You can find more information on haunted pub crawls here.

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