Wedding vendors

Wedding vendors in Augusta, GA

Augusta pairs a walkable downtown on the Savannah River with historic neighborhoods and countryside estates just across the county line. It's one of the more affordable wedding markets in the Southeast, except for one week each spring, when the Masters Tournament fills every hotel room in town. Here's what an Augusta wedding actually costs, where couples are getting married, and when to book, plus a shortcut to vetted, available Augusta vendors matched to your date and budget.

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What weddings cost in Augusta

Typical Augusta-area ranges for a Saturday, ~100 guests. Actual pricing varies by date, guest count and vendor. Masters week (early April) is the exception; see Timing below.
CategoryTypical range
Venue (Saturday, 100 guests)$3,500–$9,000
Catering & bar (per guest)$60–$120
Photography$2,200–$4,800
Florals & décor$2,000–$5,500
DJ / live band$900 / $3,200+
Hair & makeup (per person)$120–$225

Where couples get married in Augusta

Downtown Broad Street & the Riverwalk

Historic storefronts, brick event spaces, and river views a short walk from downtown hotels.

Historic Summerville

Antebellum mansions and tree-lined estates on 'the Hill,' near Augusta National.

Evans & Columbia County

Newer event venues and country clubs a quick drive west of the city.

Garden & estate venues

Botanical gardens and countryside estates around the metro for an outdoor ceremony.

When to book in Augusta

Spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) are Augusta's best wedding weather and its busiest booking windows. Plan your venue and photographer 10–12 months out for a Saturday. The one hard exception: Masters Tournament week in early April, when hotel rates spike citywide, venues and vendors book out far in advance, and many couples avoid the date entirely. Summer humidity and the winter off-season bring easier availability and better rates if you're flexible.

Common questions

Augusta is one of the more budget-friendly wedding markets in the Southeast, with venue and catering costs generally lower than nearby Atlanta or Charlotte. The one exception is Masters Tournament week in early April, when lodging and event pricing across the city spike well above normal, worth avoiding unless you're planning around it intentionally. The ranges above are a starting point, and Our Day negotiates exclusive rates on your behalf.

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