Wedding Venues in Hinesville, GA

Family owned since 1931, Red Gate Farms is just 6 miles from historic downtown Savannah. Offering an authentic Barn venue and an industrial venue, The Grainery. The Barn holds up to 150 guests and The Grainery up to 200. The Belle Tower is a Southern home in the middle of the farm. It included with the Grainery as dressing rooms for weddings. The Belle Tower can also be rented for events with up to 60 guests. Smaller venues are also available for rehearsal dinners and private events. We also offer elopement packages for 10 or 20 guests.

Victory North was constructed in an ice factory built in the early 1900s. It possesses Savannah’s historic and charming appeal while providing all of the modern conveniences in technology and style. The renovations are designed to preserve the historic appearance while providing a unique Savannah event venue that can be transformed into our client’s vision.

Dawson Farms, Established in 2023. Situated on over 766 acres, Dawson Farms, a newly constructed event barn with over 6400sf, is ready and excited to host you and your family and friends on your next event.

Open Gates is nestled back in a quiet part of town off of historical Vernon Square just one block from the waterfront where the docks are lined with shrimp boats. The Inn is surrounded by centuries-old live oaks and picturesque magnolia trees. The grounds offer a delightful respite from every day worries. The swing on the front porch is a great spot to enjoy the quiet of nature and listen to the memorial fountain in Vernon Square.

Built in 1921, our history, architecture, and charm make for an amazing wedding experience! Couples looking for something unique and off the beaten path will find it here at our historic cottage hidden in the woods. Plus we strive to provide a more stress-free planning experience with our All-Inclusive services!

Perrys Landing is a full-service venue, meaning we offer everything you need to host a beautiful and unforgettable wedding or special event. Whether you are looking for a specific flower arrangement or customizable menu options, we’ve got the services and connections to make them happen. We specialize in hosting unforgettable storybook weddings. The property boasts breathtaking venues for the ceremony and reception. Choose one of our all-inclusive customizable packages that may include:

For over 30 years, Curtis and Angie have not only been married, but they have been business partners. Having run a successful roofing company for over 20 years, they recently relocated to McRae to be closer to family. Family has always gathered at Curtis and Angie's home, with entertaining in their blood. They invite you to allow them to plan your next event!

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.

Twin Oaks Vineyard, previously Meinhardt Vineyards, has been purchased by a local Bulloch County native. The property has been transformed into a wedding and event venue. While the winery equipment has been sold the vineyard is still in tact and adds a beautiful setting for any event. The property has several old, gorgeous oaks, a pond, two buildings, a large outdoor area, outdoor lighting and plenty of space for an event of any size.

A stunning venue for special events. I hosted my wedding there and it was the perfect spot for an intimate wedding, and our guests loved the venue! My husband and I stayed the night before the wedding at the Gingerbread House and it was great. Built-in 1899 by Cord Asendorf, this magnificent house is considered among the finest examples of Steamboat Gothic architecture in America. Today, The Gingerbread House is one of Savannah’s leading event venues in the heart of the Victorian district. It is the site of countless romantic weddings, anniversary parties, and other festivities.

Facilities and Capacity Gatherings of up to 120 guests can be accommodated at Crosswinds Golf Club, making it the perfect venue for intimate weddings. Couples can exchange their vows on the pristine lawns of the golf course, surrounded by leafy trees and verdant foliage. This picturesque setting creates a beautiful backdrop for wedding photographs and film. The adjacent bar area can be used for additional seating if required. With a seating capacity of 50 guests, the bar can also host rehearsal dinners. During cocktail hour, guests can mingle on the stylish balcony. Various wedding packages and services are available at Crosswinds Golf Club. The professional event staff is dedicated to providing couples with everything they need to host their special celebration. They can provide tables and chairs and the set-up and clean-up of the event space. China, glassware, and linens are available to dress the tables for your event. The venue also provides on-site parking, complimentary WiFi.

In 1874, Father Theodore Butler purchased a home and a lot in Augusta, Georgia, for $10,000.00 to construct a building to be used as a church for the Catholic population and a school for children of all denominations. A simple Victorian structure served as a temporary facility for the church until work could begin on a larger, more significant building for the group. The first bricks were laid for Sacred Heart Church in 1897 and the church opened with the first service on December 2, 1900. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the building features towering twin spires, graceful arches, fifteen distinctive styles of brickwork, ninety-four stained glass windows, a barreled vaulted ceiling, and intricately carved Italian marble altars. Unfortunately, due to a number of factors, the last mass was held in Sacred Heart on July 3, 1971.