Garden Wedding Vendors in Savannah

Savannah was made for a garden wedding — more than twenty oak-shaded squares, the iconic two-tiered fountain at Forsyth Park, and lush museum and courtyard gardens, all draped in Spanish moss. It is the city's signature setting, romantic and unmistakably Southern. The vendors who do these celebrations — planners, florists, photographers, and rentals — serve Savannah and the surrounding area. Post your wedding for free, and garden wedding vendors send you proposals directly.

What to know

Plan for permits and timing

The city has a permit process for the squares, and the Forsyth fountain books up to a year ahead. Small ceremonies under fifty guests may not need a permit. A local planner handles the details.

Mind the St. Patrick's season

The Forsyth fountain is dyed green in early March and squares have block-out dates around the celebration. Note your date so vendors can plan.

Let the setting lead the florals

The oaks, moss, and fountains are the backdrop. A florist can complement them — share your palette.

Common questions

What vendors do I need for a garden wedding in Savannah?

Often a planner, a florist, a photographer, and rentals for seating and dining. Post for any of these on their own or together.

Can I get married in a Savannah square or at Forsyth Park?

Yes — the squares and Forsyth Park are popular ceremony spots. The city has a permit process and Forsyth books early, so note your date and a planner will handle it.

Do I need a permit for a square?

For small ceremonies under fifty guests, often not — squares are first-come, first-served. A planner can confirm and secure a permit if you want the space reserved.

How does the St. Patrick's season affect dates?

Squares have block-out dates and the Forsyth fountain runs green in early March. Note your date and vendors will plan around it.

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