Augusta-Richmond County, GA, USA < change city >

Rehearsal Dinner:

Old Medical College

Ceremony:

The Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Reception:

St. Paul's Church

Hotel:

Augusta Mariott Hotel and Suites

Hotel:

Courtyard Augusta

Hotel:

Hilton Garden Inn Augusta Georgia

Hotel:

Holiday Inn Express Augusta North

Hotel:

Sheraton

Restaurant:

Carrabba's Italian Grill

"Italian."

Restaurant:

Crums on Central

"Great brunch spot in Augusta."

Restaurant:

Frog Hollow Tavern

"Our absolute favorite restaurant in Augusta! Somewhat pricey, but well-worth the expense if you are looking for a delicious meal. Frog Hollow gets all of their meat and produce from local farms, and the mussels alone are worth a trip!"

Restaurant:

Nacho Mama's

"Cheap, fast, yummy mexican food in downtown Augusta. Waiters? We don't need no stinking waiters!"

Restaurant:

Roosters Beak

"The name is the translation for the Spanish "pico de gallo." Great for a freshly made variety of tacos."

Restaurant:

Taj of India

"The best Indian food in town."

Restaurant:

Takosushi

"A fusion of Mexican and Asian, far-east meets southwest."

Restaurant:

Takosushi- Evans

"A fusion of Mexican and Asian, far-east meets southwest. 2 locations to choose from!"

Restaurant:

The Bee's Knees

"Tapas restaurant with a variety of flavors: Thai, Mediterranean, Japanese, French, Spanish, and lots of others."

Restaurant:

The Boll Weevil Cafe and Sweetery

"One of the best dessert places in town. Also serves a variety of sandwiches, soups, and salads. A good option if you are wanting to try some local flavor."

Restaurant:

The Mellow Mushroom

"Pizza!"

Restaurant:

The New Moon Cafe

"Sandwich, bagel, and coffee shop, free wifi."

Restaurant:

The Soy Noodle House

"Asian fusion restaurant with Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese flavors."

Attraction:

Augusta Museum of History

"A cool place to learn about the history of Augusta, famous Augustans (James Brown!), golf, and more. Admission is only $4."

Attraction:

Canal Boat Tours

"Take a guided boat tour up the Augusta canal to view the native wildlife and learn a little about the canal's history. Bring aboard a picnic, go on a live music cruise, or just go for a short ride! The cost includes access to a small museum at the disembarkment location."

Attraction:

Clarks Hill Lake- West Dam Gate House

"From here you can access multiple beaches, picnic and fishing areas, campsites, and more."

Attraction:

Morris Museum of Art

"This is an art museum, the exhibits change frequently so there is always something new to look at. There is free admission on Sundays!"

Attraction:

Riverwalk Augusta

"This is a paved pathway that runs along the Savannah River. A great place to go for a stroll, meditate, or access the many sites along the river (like the reception location, the Morris Museum, or the Mariott hotel!). There is also a small playground at one end of the trail that is fun for children. Just park anywhere off of Reynolds street and walk towards the water!"

Attraction:

Savannah River Rapids Trail

"This is the start of a trail situated between the Savannah River and the Augusta Canal. Beautiful place for a morning or afternoon walk, bike, or run."

Entertainment:

GTC Evans 14 Stadium Cinemas

Entertainment:

Regal Cinemas Augusta Exchange Stadium 20

"Also has a flat screen IMAX."

Shopping:

Augusta Exchange

"Shopping center with a variety of stores and restaurants, very close to the Regal movie theater. Restaurants: Atlanta Bread Company, Panera, Chik-fil-A, Macaroni Grill, etc Stores: Target, Old Navy, Michaels, Rack Room Shoes, Sports Authority, Borders, hallmark"

Shopping:

Augusta Mall

"The only mall in Augusta."

Recreation:

Augusta Aquatics Center

"This is an indoor olympic sized lap pool + warm water aerobics pool. There is also a small weight room. JR and I spent many years swimming here! Admission is only $4."

Recreation:

Augusta Ice Sports Center

"Need to get out of the sweltering Augusta heat? Go ice skating! Admission ranges from $5-10."

Recreation:

Brunswick National Lanes

"Bowling lanes and a video game arcade. You might want to call ahead to see if lanes are available, since this place is popular! Ask about 'cosmic bowling' (neon pins, black lights, glow-in-the-dark bowling balls, disco balls, and upbeat music), which they usually offer at night on the weekends."

Recreation:

Riverview Park

"While Augusta is well known for plain old regular golf, Augusta is also the disc golf capital of the world! This course has a nice shady front 9 in the trees and a more open back 9 with rolling hills. Bonus: the course is free. All you need is a frisbee! If you need to borrow some discs, just ask us (we might even join you!). For maps of the course go here: http://www.augustadiscgolf.com/courses.html"