Getaway Plus
$1,275
- DurationUp to 1 hour
- GuestsUp to 10 guests
- Photos100-150 photos
- Monday-Saturday availability
- Videography$675
- RAW files$200
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in Savannah, GA
Over 30 acres in central Savannah with a magnificent fountain, live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, and pathways dating to the 1840s.
Forsyth Park · 2 packages
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All-Inclusive Forsyth Park Elopement Packages
Over 30 acres in central Savannah with a magnificent fountain, live oak trees draped in Spanish moss, and pathways dating to the 1840s. Our all-inclusive Forsyth Park elopement packages start at $1,275 and include professional photography, a licensed Georgia officiant, ceremony coordination, and full guidance through the Chatham County Probate Court process. Whether you imagine an intimate two-person ceremony or a micro wedding for up to 20 guests, every Forsyth Park package is flat-priced — no setup fees and no hidden or required add-on fees. Because Georgia has no marriage-license waiting period, most couples can book, get licensed, and elope at Forsyth Park in as little as a few weeks.
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Packages range from $1,275 for the Getaway Plus Package (up to 10 guests, 1 hour) to $1,675 for the Friends and Family Package (up to 20 guests, 2 hours).
Forsyth Park is the heart of Savannah's historic district, featuring the iconic white fountain, towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss, and beautifully maintained gardens. It's Savannah's most photographed location.
No. We don't obtain a special-event permit for a Forsyth Park booking, and seating isn't permitted, so up to 20 guests stand for the vows.
Planning the day in detail? Read the complete Forsyth Park elopement guide or compare all 2 venues on the Savannah elopement packages page.
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Chatham County Probate Court ↗
Important
The marriage license fee is paid directly to the county at the time of application — not to Elopements Inc. Both partners must apply for the license in person at the county clerk's office; we cannot obtain the license on your behalf. We walk every couple through the process step by step (where to apply, what to bring, when to go), but the application itself has to be completed by the two of you.
Flat-priced. All-inclusive. Most couples elope within 4–6 weeks of inquiry.
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Venue Guide
History, photo spots, capacity, permits, and what makes this venue different — everything you’d want to know before booking.
Forsyth Park is a 30-acre public park in downtown Savannah, originally designed in 1840 and named for Governor John Forsyth. The park's centerpiece — the cast-iron Forsyth Fountain, installed in 1858 — is modeled after the fountain in Place de la Concorde in Paris and is one of the most-photographed landmarks in the American South. The park is ringed by Spanish-moss-draped live oaks planted in the 1850s, with a central walking promenade running north-south through the historic district. Forsyth Park is the visual icon of Savannah — every aerial drone shot of the city includes the white fountain framed by the green canopy.
Savannah's signature portrait backdrop; ceremonies are not held in front of it. White cast-iron fountain installed in 1858, with cascading water and Spanish-moss-draped oaks framing the shot. Most-photographed at golden hour (1 hour before sunset) when the white iron catches warm light.
The north-south walking path under 150-year-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Used for 'walking down the aisle' sequences and post-ceremony walks. Light filters through the moss in dappled patterns — uniquely Lowcountry.
Small secluded garden on the park's east side, with manicured boxwood hedges and seasonal flowers. Used for couples who want a quieter ceremony spot away from the crowds.
Open lawn near the park's south end with the granite monument as backdrop.
Up to 20 guests, all standing: no seating, no amplified sound, no temporary structures and no decorations left on site. Most Elopements Inc. Forsyth Park ceremonies are 2-15 guests under the live oak promenade, never in front of the fountain.
Elopements Inc. does not obtain a City of Savannah special-event permit for a Forsyth Park booking. The timing and the planning are part of every Forsyth Park package.
Mid-March through May is the photographic peak — Spanish moss is at its fullest, temperatures are 65-78°F, and the live oaks have full green leaves. Mid-October through November is the second peak — softer light, fewer tourists, and a gentle golden tone to the moss. Summer (June-August) is humid and prone to afternoon storms; morning is the summer couple's best window. Winter ceremonies are possible — mild (50-65°F daytime) — and produce dramatic photos when the Spanish moss is sun-lit against bare branches.
Forsyth Park is the only American park where a 30-acre historic green space sits in the middle of a National Historic Landmark downtown district. Most major-city parks (Central Park, Audubon Park) are large but don't have the architectural-historic-romantic combination Savannah's Forsyth has. The fountain alone is a category-defining landmark — couples eloping at Forsyth Park aren't choosing a generic park, they're choosing the Savannah icon.
Yes — Forsyth Park is the most-booked Savannah elopement venue. Ceremonies are held under the live oaks, never in front of the fountain, with up to 20 guests standing. There is no special-event permit to file and no seating to arrange.
Forsyth Park elopements through Elopements Inc. start at $1,275 (Getaway Plus package, up to 10 guests) — includes the officiant, professional photography, and Georgia marriage license guidance. The $36-$76 marriage license fee is paid separately to the Chatham County Probate Court.
Tourists are present throughout the park during daytime hours. Elopements Inc. typically books early morning (7-9 AM) or golden hour (1 hour before sunset) when foot traffic is lowest. Photography is composed to minimize background tourists when present.
Yes. Savannah winters are mild (50-65°F daytime), and Forsyth Park's live oaks are evergreen so the canopy looks fundamentally the same year-round. Winter ceremonies have the additional advantage of zero crowds and the warmest available pricing.
Flat-priced. All-inclusive. Most couples elope within 4–6 weeks of inquiry.
Forsyth Park FAQ
Everything you need to know about eloping at Forsyth Park in Savannah, GA.
Packages range from $1,275 for the Getaway Plus Package (up to 10 guests, 1 hour) to $1,675 for the Friends and Family Package (up to 20 guests, 2 hours).
Forsyth Park is the heart of Savannah's historic district, featuring the iconic white fountain, towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss, and beautifully maintained gardens. It's Savannah's most photographed location.
No. We don't obtain a special-event permit for a Forsyth Park booking, and seating isn't permitted, so up to 20 guests stand for the vows.
The Getaway Plus Package accommodates up to 10 guests and the Friends and Family Package welcomes up to 20 guests.
No. Elopements Inc. doesn't hold ceremonies in front of the fountain; Forsyth Park ceremonies take place under the live oaks.
Flat-priced. All-inclusive. Most couples elope within 4–6 weeks of inquiry.
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