Wedding vendors

Wedding vendors in Atlanta, GA

Atlanta is the Southeast's largest wedding market: Midtown and Buckhead ballrooms, BeltLine-adjacent warehouses in West Midtown, historic estates and botanical gardens, and vineyard estates north of the city all inside one metro. That scale means more choice, but also a wider range of prices and a faster-moving calendar. Here's what an Atlanta wedding actually costs, where couples are getting married, and when to book, plus a shortcut to vetted, available Atlanta vendors matched to your date and budget.

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Wedding vendors in Atlanta

2,362 wedding vendors serve Atlanta. Here are a few of our top-rated picks.

Photo & Video

Portraits by Sean

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 176 reviews

Officiant

YourWedding-YourWay

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 118 reviews

Event Planner

Vida Events

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 117 reviews

Officiant

Pastor Michael Newsom

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 114 reviews

DJ & Live Music

EastCoast Entertainment

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 110 reviews

Hair & Makeup

Amanda Morais makeup

Atlanta, GA

5.0· 94 reviews

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What weddings cost in Atlanta

Typical Atlanta-metro ranges for a Saturday, ~100 guests. Actual pricing varies by date, guest count and vendor.
Category	Typical range
Venue (Saturday, 100 guests)	$8,000–$20,000
Catering & bar (per guest)	$100–$200
Photography	$3,500–$8,000
Florals & décor	$4,000–$10,000
DJ / live band	$1,500 / $5,500+
Hair & makeup (per person)	$175–$350

Where couples get married in Atlanta

Midtown & Buckhead

High-rise ballrooms, boutique hotels, and skyline-view rooftops close to downtown.

West Midtown & the BeltLine

Converted warehouses and industrial event spaces along the Westside and Eastside BeltLine trail.

Historic estates & gardens

Antebellum-era mansions and botanical garden venues for a formal, garden-party feel.

Decatur & north-Atlanta wineries

Walkable downtown Decatur venues and vineyard estates in the northern suburbs for a countryside setting without leaving the metro.

When to book in Atlanta

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) are Atlanta's peak. Book your venue and photographer 12–15 months out for a Saturday, earlier for the most in-demand West Midtown and Buckhead spaces. Georgia's humid summer pushes many couples toward indoor venues or later start times, and summer plus January–February open up better availability and rates if you're flexible on the date.

Common questions

How much does a wedding cost in Atlanta?

As the largest wedding market in the Southeast, Atlanta spans everything from intimate downtown celebrations to large-scale estate weddings, with venue and catering typically driving well over half the total. Guest count and neighborhood are the biggest levers. The ranges above are a starting point, and Our Day negotiates exclusive rates on your behalf.

When should I book Atlanta wedding vendors?

For a peak spring or fall Saturday, book the venue and photographer 12–15 months ahead. Popular West Midtown and Buckhead venues can book out even further. The rest of the team typically follows in the 6–9 month window. Summer and winter weekday dates are far easier to book and often cheaper.

Does Our Day cover the Atlanta area?

Yes, metro Atlanta is one of Our Day's core Southeast markets, including Midtown, Buckhead, West Midtown, Decatur, and the surrounding suburbs. Tell us your date and budget and we'll bring back matched, available local vendors.

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