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Planning Your Savannah Wedding Photos

This part is what I do all day, so I will be direct about it.

Courtyard at night with deep red walls and warm garden lights

Set Your Timeline By Sunset

Look up sunset in the month chart and work backward. I would end a spring or fall ceremony at least an hour before sunset so you have time for family formals and a walk in the good light. Trees and buildings block direct sun well before official sunset here.

Don't Stack Far Apart Locations

A plan with a downtown ceremony, the oak avenue at Wormsloe and a Tybee sunset looks fine on Pinterest, and it means you spend the wedding in a car. Pick one. Or do the far ones during an engagement session.

Ask About Rules Before You Fall In Love

Churches can limit where a photographer stands. City squares and cemeteries have their own permits. Your photographer should already know this, so ask them.

My Deeper Guides

Calligraphy invitation suite and ring box in soft light
Red floral invitation set with a gold bridal necklace
Courtyard at night with deep red walls and warm garden lights
Green iron canopy on the facade of the Harper Fowlkes House
Bride with a long train on the steps of the Cathedral in Savannah
Sun flaring through a bridal veil as the couple kisses
Couple close together with an autumn bouquet in the Mackey House gardens
Black and white photo of the couple standing beneath the oaks

From Vitor

planning something in Savannah

I made this guide free for couples planning here. If you also want a photographer who knows this city, I would love to hear about your day.

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Courtyard reception at dusk with a brick townhouse glowing against a blue sky