Pin Point Heritage Museum, located in Savannah, Georgia, is a wedding venue situated on the banks of Moon River. This rustic setting hosts intimate gatherings as well as grand celebrations that guests are sure to remember. Couples and their guests will appreciate the beautiful river and marsh views at this site while enjoying the warm Southern hospitality. This museum is available to host both ceremony and reception, as well as engagement parties, showers, and rehearsal dinners. To-be-weds who are planning an elopement can also host their milestone here.

Facilities and Capacity

Pin Point Heritage Museum features climate-controlled buildings, a spacious deck, an open-air pavilion, and a dock where couples can celebrate their special occasion. The museum has a maximum capacity of 200 guests. Couples who wish to celebrate in the fresh air can host their celebration in the pavilion. For indoor festivities, meanwhile, the museum has various outbuildings for to-be-weds to choose from. Each distinctive space showcases the venue's rustic aesthetic, with plenty of greenery and wooden features.

Services Offered

The team at the Pin Point Heritage Museum wants your day to be beautiful and as stress-free as possible. They are happy to provide couples with a list of recommended vendors. They also give to-be-weds the freedom to choose whichever companies will best bring their vision to life. The museum offers bar services as a feature in several of their wedding packages, which include beer, wine, liquor, sodas, and mixers. An hour rehearsal is included with your booking. Both picnic areas as well as an assortment of tables and benches are available for use. For fall and winter weddings, metal fireplaces can be rented to make for a cozy outdoor experience. If couples would like to add an extra experience to their big day, historic interpreters are available to give tours of the site and mingle with guests to answer questions. They are ready to tailor their services to suit your needs. These services can include setup and cleanup, leaving to-be-weds free to spend more time with their loved ones.