Savannah, Georgia
#ValentineVows
02.14.2026
The Hostess City of the South
We are so happy that you can join us in a very special Valentines Day Weekend.
Below, you will find all information about getting to Savannah and being a native for the weekend.
For any questions, please contact:
info@adamandeleanoreverafter.com
Please have patience as we take time to respond in the most helpful way.
Getting to Savannah...
By Plane:
Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
400 Airways Ave, Savannah, GA 31408
Located just outside of Savannah in Pooler, SAV is a great option for those who would like to fly in. It is a 19-gate terminal that has been ranked Best Domestic Airport by Travel+Leisure two years in a row. There are multiple rental car companies located at arrivals. Guests can also use ride-share apps or taxi. As for departing from SAV, there are plenty of TSA agents so the line moves pretty quickly (Adam once left for SAV one hour before his flight took off. Not advisable, but he made it!)
Accommodations in Savannah...
The hotel block is at the wedding venue, JW Marriott Plant Riverside District (Heart Icon).
Additional rooms at other hotels directly reserved by M.o.B. Mary Ann Alger (Pin Icon).
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Note: There is a dance competition the same weekend, so availability is limited.
Book soon. Click on each icon to learn more. (And check out tips below)
Looking for something different?
There are many hotel options to chose from in Savannah.
We provided these options as a curated list of places at various price points.
You may find better deals at other hotels or even the same hotels.
Looking for an Airbnb or other rentals?
Email us! Our link is at the top of this page.
We'd be more than happy to provide any guidance.
Tips & Tricks
1 / Ditch the car
Downtown Savannah is extremely walkable. There are also free public transportation options (Click Here) or hop-on-hop-off tour buses. Save your money on rental & parking.
2 / Public Parking
If you do end up having a car, there are many public garages that are available between $5-$24/day. There is also street-metered parking with the Park Savannah App.
See Savannah website for more details.
3 / Prepare for Congestion
We're not talking about nose congestion (though pollen counts can get pretty high in Savannah). It's a small town that wasn't designed for cars, so traffic can still be a problem. Avoid the squares for pedestrian traffic as well.