Woodmont Christian Church is small and traditional with a bright, modern interior and a skyscraping steeple.

With its dramatic gilded altar, Highland Park Presbyterian Church is a breathtaking setting for a traditional ceremony.

A national historic landmark with a museum, restaurant, and inn on its grounds, Middleton Place is also home to the oldest landscaped gardens in the United States.

The central fountain and beautifully landscaped grounds at Orleans Square make a picturesque backdrop for saying "I do." For more information, call Chris Foran at the City of Savannah's Leisure Services, 912-351-3837.

With its Gothic Revival architecture, the French Huguenot Church looks like a grand European cathedral.

If you're searching for Southern charm, look no further than Drayton Hall. The main house is considered one of the finest examples of Georgian-Palladian architecture in the United States.

Located on the eastern shore of Lake Maitland, the Winter Park Racquet Club is the perfect spot for relaxed Florida fetes. Choose a lakeside ceremony under moss-draped oaks or an elegant affair within the Spanish-style building.

The Brick House Studio and Gardens is an intimate venue with two spaces to choose from: a 19th-century brick house and expansive outdoor gardens.

Host your wedding ceremony in a pavilion overlooking the vineyard at Wolf Mountain Vineyards and Winery, or amid the grape leaves themselves.

Have your ceremony outside in the courtyard (as shown here) or inside Cafe Amelie's cozy carriage house.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church boasts a stunning balcony, large organ pipes, and modern white walls.

Laid-back and tropical, the Useppa Island Club is beloved by yachties and favored by couples looking for a wedding rife with the Sunshine State's signature barefoot vibes.

The modern and bright All Saints Episcopal Church is located directly on a mansion-lined canal, and -- this being Florida -- rocks its palm tree landscaping with style. Hop onto a boat out back to get away to the reception.