Southern Belles & Wedding Bells: A Savannah Bachelorette Party Itinerary

by Eileen Schilly

There’s something sweet, Southern, and just the right amount of sultry about Savannah. For our latest Be Everthine content trip, we packed our bags (and all our graphic tees) and headed down to Georgia for a four-day girls' getaway that celebrated bachelorette bliss with a touch of old-school charm and plenty of coastal flair.

From curated hat bars to boat parties on the river, here’s a behind-the-scenes look at our Savannah bachelorette itinerary — complete with outfit links, vendor tags, and tons of Pinterest-worthy inspiration.

Day One: Fresh Off the Market

The weekend kicked off in true Be Everthine fashion: bubbly in hand and coordinating graphic tees personalized for each person.

We checked into our Airbnb for the week — The Cotton Belle on the River — a perfectly restored historic pad perched on River Street. With a hot pink front door, old brick walls, sweeping river views, and design details that felt both vintage and editorial, The Cotton Belle was more than a place to stay — it was a scene-setter.

Close-up of a bride graphic tee with a bold yellow background and camellia flower design, paired with a soft pink floral skirt, perfect for bridal party style inspiration. A young woman leans over a white bicycle, wearing a knotted hydrangea floral tee and hot pink ruffle skirt, embodying playful Southern summer vibes.
A woman in a custom floral tee and blue skirt relaxes on a teal chair with a beige tote bag, chic sandals, and a bright pink front door backdrop for a stylish summer scene. Two stylish women walk hand in hand along a cobblestone street lined with moss-draped oak trees, wearing custom floral graphic tees, a hot pink ruffle skirt, and a navy polka dot skirt, exuding Southern charm.
A chic cream bicycle leans against an ornate iron fence with a straw sunhat and beige personalized tote bag, styled as a Savannah travel and summer fashion flat lay. Two women in floral graphic tees and summer skirts laugh together in a pastel mint Moke car from Posh Carts, sunglasses on, surrounded by lush greenery in Savannah. A woman smiles at her reflection in the mirror of a vibrant pink Moke rental car, wearing a custom floral graphic tee and heart-shaped sunglasses for a playful vibe.
*photo credits: Meggin Grace Photography*

After exploring the space and unpacking our suitcases, we grabbed bikes from Savannah on Wheels and pedaled through the cobblestone streets to enjoy our first look at Savannah! Our first stop: Morgan Rae Boutique and Urban Poppy.

Morgan Rae had the perfect mix of neutral knits and girly pops of color for our outfit changes, while Urban Poppy felt like stepping into a secret garden — fresh blooms, fresh finds, and a full floral studio tucked right outside of downtown. We sipped on rosé while making our own bouquets from their bloom bar, selecting stems in peach, blue, and butter yellow for the picnic ahead.

Urban Poppy

A stylish woman in a custom floral graphic tee and polka dot skirt holds up a cream maxi dress with bold multicolor flower prints, shopping in a bright, airy Savannah boutique. A rack of boho-style dresses in pink, green, and red patterns with yellow tassel accents hangs on wooden hangers in a chic boutique. A boutique interior displays pastel candles, apothecary items, home decor, pillows, and flowers in a light, modern setting with patterned tile floors.
Three women wearing custom floral graphic tees named Kaylee, Casey, and Julia smile together in front of a boutique flower bar, framed by floral arrangements.
Close-up of a rotating card stand featuring illustrated greeting cards with florals, champagne bottles, and birthday themes, surrounded by lush flowers. Close-up of a woman’s hands holding a small glass bottle of perfume oil while browsing a white boutique shelf filled with candles, sprays, and essential oils. Two women’s hands exchange colorful flower stems, surrounded by bright yellow, purple, and orange blooms on a boutique flower bar counter.
A woman wearing a floral graphic tee and polka dot skirt playfully hides her face behind vibrant bouquets of orange and pale pink roses, surrounded by colorful flower arrangements in a chic Savannah boutique.

We ended the evening with craft cocktails at Municipal Grand — a brand new hidden gem that serves up midcentury martinis and oysters in a space that feels part Mad Men, part Sex and the City.


Day Two: The Summer I Turned Married

Inspired by one of our favorite seasonal obsessions, this theme featured “The Summer I Turned Married” graphic tees — a nod to beach reads and bridal bliss.

We started the day with coffee and breakfast at Café Taureau, a charming local spot with the prettiest interiors and even better espresso. Then it was time for some bachelorette shenanigans — we rented a hot pink moke and a sea foam green moke from Posh Carts to explore all of Savannah, where the girls belted out some Taylor Swift lyrics as we drove down River Street!

We returned to our Airbnb for a full blown bachelorette house party. Dressed in black and the bride in white, we had a night to remember! The Cotton Belle on the River was truly the perfect spot for our bach party. It has a karaoke machine, confessional selfie booth, and even a dancer’s pole! Paired with hot pink party decor from Planning Savy, it was truly a bachelorette dream come true.

The location of the Airbnb was also perfect. Even though we were in our pad, we were still on River Street and part of the nightlife! We walked down to Wet Willy’s to grab some alcoholic slushies — huge perk to GA is you are able to get your drinks to go!

The night ended in classic Savannah fashion — a late-night ice cream run at Leopold’s, complete with dripping cones, neon lights, and a little after-dark glam. The vibe? Retro, sultry, and a little bit cinematic.

Day Three: Picnic in the Park

The day started with glam from travel hair and makeup artists, @biobeautykat & @too.teased.

Once glam was complete, the bride slipped into her custom Be Everthine white dress while the girls dressed in light, summery pieces from Urban Poppy. With flowers bundled in ribbon, parasols in hand, and peaches tossed in crocheted totes and woven baskets, the bridal party made their way over to one of Savannah’s parks (which they have everywhere!) for a sweet Southern picnic in the park & photoshoot.

They brought an effortlessly editorial aesthetic to the lush green lawn, from cottagecore florals and parasols to wicker handbags and fresh produce. The bride’s friends styled different dresses with playful patterns — stripes, florals, and neutral textures — each adding her own twist to the garden-chic theme.

The bridal party lounged on a blanket layered with fresh peaches, textiles, parasols, and flower bundles while enjoying a laid-back moment together. Each bouquet — from cheerful yellow roses to soft cream snapdragons and textured garden arrangements — came from Urban Poppy, adding to the feminine, organic feel of the scene.

Party Cat Boat Bash

As golden hour crept over the Savannah River, the bridal party boarded the Karaoke Cat — a bubblegum-pink pontoon turned floating bachelorette dream. Outfitted with leafy walls, a neon sign, and a karaoke mic on deck, this was no ordinary boat rental — it was a moving vibe check.

The girls slipped into matching swimwear — with the bride in a champagne-hued bikini set and the crew in matching hot pink bandeau bikinis — and clinked their champagne flutes under the glow of the Party Cat sign. With the breeze in their hair and yacht pop rock humming through the speakers, they danced and posed along the padded deck, surrounded by tropical prints and Savannah’s coastal beauty.

Before setting sail, they threw on oversized bikini tees — the kind that channel equal parts cheeky and cute — and posed dockside in full bridal energy. The boat’s pink exterior, splashed with karaoke and neon details, gave everything a pop-art-meets-nautical aesthetic. Think Savannah meets bachelorette Barbie.

This wasn’t just a cruise — it was a floating photo set, a trip recharge, and a sun-drenched memory in the making. And yes, the Party Cat lived up to its name.

Day Four: Mami Ruth Hat Bar

We closed the trip with a farewell activity that felt both crafty and curated: a custom hat bar experience at Mami Ruth.

Each guest got to choose a blank canvas hat and decorate it with trims, charms, feathers, and paint. Think fringe, dried florals, and gold lettering — a souvenir that felt editorial, wearable, and entirely our own. The bride opted for a white rancher trimmed in velvet and pearls, while the rest of the crew went for earthy tones and whimsical details.

The hat-making session felt like the perfect slow moment to close out a fast-paced, fun-filled weekend. After a round of hugs (and one last iced coffee), we packed up our outfits, bouquets, and polaroids, and said goodbye to Savannah — already plotting our return.

Vendors + Credits

  • Custom Graphic Tees + Bride Looks: Be Everthine
  • Stay: The Cotton Belle on the River (Airbnb)
  • Party Decor: Planning Savy
  • Outfits & Accessories: Morgan Rae Boutique, Urban Poppy, Be Everthine
  • Florals: Urban Poppy
  • Moke Rentals: Posh Carts
  • Bike Rentals: Savannah on Wheels
  • Party Boat: Savannah Party Cat
  • Breakfast & Coffee: Café Taureau
  • Cocktails: Municipal Grand
  • Ice Cream: Leopold's Ice Cream
  • Hat Bar Experience: Mami Ruth Studio
  • Spray Tans: Glow Ray Me
  • Models: Casey, Kaylee, Julia, Jane, Haley
  • Photography: Meggin Grace Photography, Cherie Lynne Photography, Taylor Unreels
  • Drone: Meggin Grace Photography

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