Urban Wedding Venues in Saint Simons Island, GA

Whether bride or princess, write your story with the Crystal Ballroom Saint Augustine. Our all-inclusive event and wedding venues transform according to your design and theme. Meet with our design team, hand select from the overflowing treasure trove of décor that portrays your fairy tale, and write the romance into your special day. Dress up tables with elegant linens, runners and chair sashes. Accent the pieces suited for royals with candelabras, fine china and napkins. Frame each table with color and fabric coordinated chair sashes tied to match the theme and style you envision. Bring your vision to the charming space of Crystal Ballroom Saint Augustine.

The Glass Factory is a historical, industrial event space built in 1936. It's the perfect place to hold your next special event. Begin with the eclectic and historical brick and beams, continue through the light-filled space and add your personal touch at The Glass Factory. Your ideas, caterer, and décor can make manifest a rustic western atmosphere, Victorian garden, or, well, the possibilities are endless.

The essence of Southern hospitality, The Alida joins modern life with the timeless charm of Savannah’s revitalized riverfront and new entertainment district. Get to know the rich history of River Street while discovering a neighborhood that is industrious, flourishing and always evolving. Anchoring it all is The Alida, an inviting hideaway that offers travelers unparalleled access to Savannah’s local artists, makers and thinkers in a luxurious setting. The Alida is the perfect setting for your Savannah wedding. Delight your friends and family with a beautiful event. And with many packages to choose from, our team will help you create an unforgettable celebration that is unmistakably, and in every way, true to you.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church (aka Old St. Andrew's) was designed by architect Robert S. Schuyler in the Gothic Revival style. Schuyler also designed St. Peter's Church in Fernandina, built in 1881, as well as chapels in Waldo, Fairbanks, Pablo Beach, and Lake Santa Fe. St. Andrew's was built in 1887 on a single level using brick masonry and contained a massive front corner tower with louvered belfry and steep spire roof. It stood at 317 Florida Avenue, now 317 A. Phillip Randolph Boulevard. St. Andrew's was the only major church in the city that survived the Great Fire of 1901.

Nexus is a classic historic Springfield venue. With the elegance of a century old home, high ceilings, and whimsical charm. Space is perfect for larger outdoor ceremony space or smaller indoor ceremony, indoor reception, and enough parking for all of your guests!