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Bachelorette Weekend in Savannah

One of Kelsey's sorority sister's is getting married this month so they girls headed down to Savannah for a long weekend of fun in the sun.
Hello Savannah! I always get so excited to cross this bridge
We stayed in an Airbnb in the Southern area of the Historic District, slightly out of walking distance of River Street since it was so hot and humid. We absolutely loved the house! The modern clean feel went right along with all the Southern charm.
Our super cute Airbnb!
After the decorations went up

Our first night was very chill. We went to a Pirate theme escape room on Abercorn St. We escaped with 3 minutes to spare! It was a very fun and exciting activity. After that we headed back to our place so we could order pizza and watch Girls Trip. That movie is a hoot and we pretty much watched it on repeat the entire weekend. It was a great start to the weekend.

With only a 40% success rate we felt so accomplished after!
Friday we decided to head to J.Christopher's for brunch before going to Tybee Beach. This is a breakfast must if you visit Savannah.
The Breakfast Club and cheesy grits
Tybee was not crowded and it started sprinkling while we were there so it cleared out even more. It rained for about 90 seconds and then cleared up beautifully. We were able to enjoy the sand and sun before heading to my favorite place to eat, Tybee Island Crab Shack. I could eat here everyday, so I guess it's a good thing I don't live near there.

She said yaaas!!!


Kelsey, Sarah and Ursala

Tybee Island Crab Shack
Half and Half is the best!
I know I just talked about food, but we have dinner reservations at the Pirate House for dinner. I just love the atmosphere of this place, all the history, the charm and of course pirates!  We had a fantastic dinner and for the bride to be they brought out champagne for the table! After dinner we headed to Wet Willies on River Street and then to the Tree House to dance the night away. Such a great night out with the girls!
Pirates House Harvest Seafood platter and several local wines
All the girls at Wet Willies
Saturday we took our time getting up before heading to Moon River Brewing Co. for lunch. This is a great place for local craft beer and good eats. They brew in house and offer flights so you can try a variety of their options. For the afternoon we explore Downtown Savannah. We hopped on a carriage for a tour of the city, which was actually quite interesting. We also went to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. I've walked to it so many times and have never been in. So this time we went in and it was astonishing. I just sat there in awe for a good 15 minutes. A good afternoon spent walking around.
Cathedral of St. Paul the Baptist
Lafayette Square

For dinner tonight everyone is to wear black for the Bach Night Out at The Bohemian Hotel. We had dinner reservations at Rocks on the River and after went to Rocks on the Roof for drinks. The drinks here are a little pricey compared to everything else on River Street, but the roof top bar and atmosphere are so worth it.

All black to the soon to be Mrs!
With the Bride to be JayZ
Rocks on the Roof has the best views!
Enjoying dinner at Rocks on the River
The cutest Team Bride tattoos!
We celebrated the Bride to Be all weekend and it was a perfect weekend with the girls!
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