One of the original 13 colonies and the oldest city in Georgia, Savannah is oozing with history and Southern charm. With cobblestone streets, ornate public squares, and lush city parks, it’s easy to see why so many lovers fly south and elope to Savannah.
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Chippewa Square
Located in the heart of it all, Chippewa Square is a staple of Savannah. Forrest Gump famously waited for the bus here and some of the city’s most well known attractions are just steps from the square, including the Savannah Theatre and Bull Street...read more
Start PlanningPulaski Square
One of the city’s newer squares, Pulaski Square is where old town charm meets urban forest. Tall, mossy trees tower above wide brick paths bordered by ivy and greenery. The square is a gorgeous ceremony setting close to many of the main attractions...read more
Start PlanningForsyth Park
This breathtaking park occupies 30 acres in the center of Savannah. One of the most iconic attractions of Savannah is the large fountain at the north end of the park, which has been standing since 1858. The path leading to the fountain is lined with ...read more
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Troup Square
Troup Square is one of the smaller squares in Savannah and is home to some of the most interesting art in all of the city’s squares. The Armillary Sphere monument, a replica of an armillary sphere held up by six tortoises, stands in the center of a...read more
Cumberland Island National Seashore
Georgia’s largest and southernmost barrier island, Cumberland Island National Seashore is nothing short of paradise. The pristine island features maritime forests, salt marshes, undeveloped sand beaches, and more than 9,800 acres of designated ...read more
Tybee Island
Tybee Island is located 20 minutes from downtown Savannah is Georgia’s beach wedding destination. Tybee Island is rich with romantic coastal charm. Savannah Beach is a gorgeous ceremony site thanks to clean, sandy beaches that stretch along the isl...read more
Wormsloe
Wormsloe is a historic site and one of the most breathtaking photo locations in all of Savannah. Just beyond the gates, a mile-long archway of massive oak trees line the road leading to the historic estate. The property was once the colonial estate o...read more
