The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University is excited to announce a special offer for couples planning their weddings in February, National Wedding Month. For all weddings booked this month, the Garden is offering a 10% discount on venue rental fees.
“The Garden provides a naturally romantic and unforgettable setting for wedding ceremonies and receptions," says Todd Beasley, Director at the Botanic Garden. "We are delighted to offer this discount to help couples celebrate their love amidst the beauty of nature."
The Garden offers a variety of stunning spaces suitable for weddings of all sizes and styles. From intimate gatherings beneath the majestic Live Oak to grand celebrations on the expansive Concert Lawn, the Garden provides a picturesque backdrop for unforgettable memories.
This special offer includes:
- 10% discount on all wedding packages booked in February
- Access to a diverse range of beautiful spaces
- Dedicated support from our experienced Garden Event Coordinator
To learn more about this offer and to schedule a tour of the Garden, please contact Kathy Tucker at 912-478-1507 or email [email protected].
About The Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern University
Step back in time and discover the legacy of Dan and Catharine Bland, whose love story blossomed alongside their farmstead.
Their journey began in 1916 at what is now Georgia Southern University, originally the First District Agricultural and Mechanical School. Imagine a young couple, united by a passion for agriculture, starting a life together on the Southeastern Coastal Plain.
Undeterred by the challenges of the sandy soil, they poured their hearts into their farm. They nurtured a small dairy herd, raised livestock, and cultivated fields of pecans, pears, and other crops. Their dedication earned them acclaim as a "model farm" by Georgia Magazine in 1929 – a testament to their resilience and innovation.
The couple were passionate nature enthusiasts and captivated by the region's unique flora and fauna. They meticulously incorporated native plants into the landscape, transforming it into a haven of biodiversity. Today, these native plants, along with some of their cherished favorites, thrive in the 11-acre oasis we call the Botanic Garden. Explore this living testament to love, perseverance, and the enduring beauty of nature.
To learn more, visit https://ww2.georgiasouthern.edu/academics/garden/.
