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.

The Venue at Miller Chapel is a premier wedding and event venue in Guyton, GA, proudly serving the Savannah area and Effingham County. Originally built in 1888 and beautifully restored in 2024, the chapel blends timeless Southern charm with historic elegance, perfect for unforgettable celebrations. Steps from the chapel, guests enjoy a fully air-conditioned event hall with tables, chairs, and specialty tables included. The groom’s lounge offers a relaxed space with a pool table and TV, while the bride and her party can prepare in a private, elegantly appointed bridal suite. A convenient half-prep kitchen is also available for catering needs. At The Venue at Miller Chapel, historic character meets modern comfort to create a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings, celebrations, and special events.

Located in Historic Savannah, Printmaker's Inn consists of two fantastic historic Mansions built in 1693 and 1884, respectively. Couples can enjoy the amazing history, character, and charm that this property exudes at every corner. Their beautiful bricked-in courtyard with big wrap-around porches awaits your special day.

Begin your visit here at The Heyward House in the town of Bluffton. Tour our House Museum, built by enslaved West Africans in 1841; find maps and brochures for area businesses, and get a taste of the culture and history of our fair town. The Heyward House Museum and Welcome Center is owned and operated by the Historic Bluffton Foundation, a non-profit, 501-(C)-3 corporation, dedicated to the preservation of the culture and history of Bluffton.

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.