savannah wedding venues

Classic Southern elegance — brick courtyards, wrought iron, walkable squares, and iconic city backdrops. Ideal for couples who love timeless, intimate downtown weddings.

The Gastonian — E Gaston Street
 • Setting & Capacity: Two 19th-century mansions with a private walled garden. Seated ceremonies up to 50 guests; whole-house lodging for 36.
 • Why It Works: A true picture of Savannah’s genteel charm — private, gracious, and steeped in history.
 • Photographer’s Note: The garden pergola throws soft, dappled light — perfect for refined portraits.
 • Visit The Gastonian

The Kehoe House — Columbia Square
 • Setting & Capacity: Restored 1892 Renaissance Revival mansion. Elopements for 2–4, courtyard ceremonies up to 16, overnight lodging for 26.
 • Why It Works: Privacy, architectural grandeur, and attentive service in the heart of the Historic District.
 • Photographer’s Note: Brick courtyard, wrought-iron balconies, and stained glass make timeless backdrops year-round.
 • Visit The Kehoe House

Forsyth Park Inn
 • Setting & Capacity: Victorian inn with a secluded courtyard garden.
 • Why It Works: Overlooks Forsyth Park, giving couples the flexibility of both park and private settings.
 • Photographer’s Note: Elevated porch views make for sweeping, romantic frames.
 • Visit Forsyth Park Inn

The Whitman Savannah
 • Setting & Capacity: Historic mansion hosting intimate gatherings up to 50 guests.
 • Why It Works: A balance of elegance and warmth, adaptable for smaller events.
 • Photographer’s Note: Soft veranda light enhances portraits with Southern charm.
 • Visit The Whitman Savannah

The Kimpton Brice Hotel — E Bay Street
 • Setting & Capacity: Garden courtyard and private rooms for small gatherings.
 • Why It Works: Boutique sophistication with Savannah’s historic flair.
 • Photographer’s Note: The vine-covered courtyard archway is a natural “first look” frame.
 • Visit The Kimpton Brice Hotel

The Alida Hotel
 • Setting & Capacity: Rooftop terrace and private gallery spaces; micro to mid-sized weddings.
 • Why It Works: Modern design with riverfront views.
 • Photographer’s Note: Sunset ceremonies up top deliver cinematic lighting.
 • Visit The Alida Hotel

Vic’s on the River — Downtown / River Street
 • Setting & Capacity: Private dining for 14–32 guests.
 • Why It Works: Fine dining paired with historic river views.
 • Photographer’s Note: Evening balcony light over the river is spectacular.
 • Visit Vic’s on the River

Also frequently photographed downtown: Charles Morris Center · Garibaldi’s · The Ballroom on Bull Street (American Legion) · The Room at Common

Historic & Downtown Savannah Wedding Venues