WEDDINGS

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Whether you’re saving the date or embellishing your linens, the stationery expert behind Emma J Design holds the secrets to this time-honored Southern tradition. | By Emily McCarthy

A Chicago couple and their loved ones flock to Savannah for a vintage-inspired celebration.

By Kim Wade | Photography by Teresa Earnest

A Savannah bride and her beau marry tradition with whimsy for an uplifting celebration.

By Kim Wade | Photography by Jade and Matthew McCully

Telfair Museums and the editors of Savannah Weddings and Savannah Magazine presented the fourth annual Behind the Veil, Savannah's premier boutique bridal event, on March 3.

The day began with an intimate and exclusive VIP Champagne Brunch at Garibaldi with featured guest speaker Elizabeth Demos, renowned stylist, event planner and author of Vintage Wedding Style. The luxe event designer shared her "buy it, rent it, borrow it, make it" tips. Centerpieces from Garden on the Square brightened the charming room.

[nggallery id=226] More than 50 vendors, including caterers, spas and couturiers, provided sage advice to brides for planning their big days. After the salon, brides and their parties were treated to a high-end fashion show with gowns by Oscar de La Renta, Monique Llhuillier and Vera Wang, among others, from BleuBelle Bridal. All tuxes and tails were provided courtesy of Simon's Formal Wear. Hair was done by B Street Salon, makeup by Savannah Makeup and Skincare Professionals and flowers by Urban Poppy. Jeremy Davis & the Equinoz Jazz Quintet performed romantic tunes. [nggallery id=225]

If you couldn't make it, here's a bit of lasting inspiration, courtesy of Munn Brothers Films.

Behind The Veil 2013 from Munn Brothers on Vimeo.

Savannah wedding designer (and the stylist for the Fall/Winter wedding issue), Elizabeth Demos has just launched her inspired opus, Vintage Wedding Style, with the art imprint Chronicle Books. Annabelle Carr sat down with Liz over giant salads at Butterhead Greens to get the story behind the book.

Savannah Weddings editor Annabelle Carr toasts Savannah's happy couples.

Photograph by Chia Chong and Hon Low

Short of choosing the groom, your venue may be the single most important wedding decision you will make. To help you make a smart choice, we asked area wedding sites to share their vital statistics.

Photograph by Chia Chong and Hon Low

Savannah comes by its nickname, the “Hostess City,” honestly. The city and her residents don’t believe in strangers—particularly when it comes to wedding guests.