
A restored 1888 landmark in the heart of Savannah, where a grand ballroom and a covered courtyard bring a coastal European mood to a city already made for a wedding.
Hotel Bardo occupies a red brick Romanesque Revival building from 1888, restored in recent years into one of Savannah's most talked about hotels. For a wedding it pairs a genuinely historic setting with a fresh, design led interior, so the day feels both grand and contemporary.
The hotel leans on a show stopping ballroom and a covered courtyard at its centre, with smaller rooms for the rest of the celebration. It suits a couple who want a city wedding with Southern charm and a polished hotel running the day, and who do not mind that the venue asks for a full service planner and keeps catering in house.
Hotel Bardo Savannah is a restored 1888 landmark in the historic heart of Savannah, Georgia, run as a design led luxury hotel. Its Savannah Ballroom offers around 3,500 square feet and holds up to roughly 200 guests for a ceremony, 250 for a strolling reception or 170 for a seated dinner, with a covered courtyard called The Oasis for a ceremony or cocktails. The hotel requires a licensed full service wedding planner and handles catering in house. Confirm capacity, packages and the current rate directly with the hotel.
Hotel Bardo sits in a red brick Romanesque Revival building from 1888 in the heart of Savannah, restored into a luxury hotel with a coastal European feel. The interiors blend the building's historic bones with a bold, contemporary design, which gives a wedding here a look that is at once grand and current, set among the squares and live oaks that make Savannah such a romantic backdrop.
The Savannah Ballroom offers around 3,500 square feet and holds up to roughly 200 guests for a ceremony, 250 for a strolling reception or 170 for a seated dinner. Beyond it, The Oasis is a covered courtyard at the centre of the hotel, while Club Bardo holds up to around 150 and the Carriage House suits more intimate gatherings. Confirm the exact figures for your chosen rooms with the hotel.
The hotel requires couples to appoint a licensed full service wedding planner for any wedding event, and all catering is handled in house by its own team, with outside food and drink not permitted. That keeps quality consistent and the planning professional, though it does shape who you can bring in, so factor it into your budget and your supplier list early.
Hotel Bardo is a luxury property, so weddings are quoted as packages shaped by the rooms you take, the season, the guest count and the catering and drinks. There is no fixed published hire fee, so treat any figure as indicative and request a tailored quote from the hotel, remembering the required planner and in house catering when you budget.
We will check availability for your date, share a realistic all in cost and introduce a planner who knows the venue. We reply within two business days and it costs you nothing.
Because the hotel asks for a licensed full service planner and keeps catering in house, the planner is the first and most important hire, setting the tone for florals, music and the run of the day. We will introduce planners who know Hotel Bardo and the wider Savannah scene so the celebration is in safe hands.
Wedding planners in the United StatesThe Savannah Ballroom holds up to roughly 200 guests for a ceremony, 250 for a strolling reception or 170 for a seated dinner, while Club Bardo holds up to around 150 and the Carriage House suits intimate gatherings. Confirm the exact figures for your rooms with the hotel.
Yes, the hotel requires couples to appoint a licensed full service wedding planner for any wedding event. It also handles all catering in house, and outside food and drink are not permitted, so plan your suppliers around that.
Yes, Hotel Bardo occupies a red brick Romanesque Revival building from 1888 in the heart of Savannah, restored in recent years into a design led luxury hotel that keeps the historic character.
As a luxury hotel, Bardo quotes weddings as packages shaped by the rooms, the season, the guest count and the in house catering, with no fixed published hire fee. Request a tailored quote directly from the hotel.
Spring, from March to May, and the autumn are the most comfortable and the prettiest, while the high summer is hot and humid. Book early for the popular spring dates.



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