Mobile Wedding Venues

Get Married in Mobile

From stylish hotels to elegant mansions, Mobile downtown district is home to an array of vintage and vogue venues. Here, couples can celebrate their once-in-a-lifetime event before exploring the city’s attractions, such as the USS Alabama and Bienville Square. Several of the city’s museums can accommodate weddings, allowing couples to say “I do” before marveling at the exhibits. If you are looking for a tranquil alternative, Mobile County features a variety of rustic country clubs, many of which reside on the Port City’s outskirts. Be sure to check out our helpful online planning tools for guidance about where and when to marry.

Realize Your Vision in The Magic City

Located in Northern Alabama, Birmingham shares Mobile’s classic-meets-contemporary vibe. Steeped in rich history, the city is replete with historic landmarks and popular attractions. Like its southerly counterpart, The Magic City features a myriad of urban, bucolic, and old-time venues. Chic hotels and illustrious mansions abound, while country clubs and barnyard venues can be found across the surrounding rural areas. What Birmingham lacks in Gulf views it more than makes up for in tourist hotspots, including the Civil Rights and the Botanical Gardens.

The Climate of Mobile

Though occasionally affected by adverse weather, Mobile’s subtropical climate provides hot summers and mild winters. Temperatures can exceed 80 degrees, ideal for summertime strolls along Mobile Bay’s coast. You and your partner can utilize this online tool to select a date that suits your requirements.

Helpful Facts about The Port City

• What is Mobile known for?

Affectionately dubbed The Paris of the South, Mobile is renowned for its rich, multicultural heritage and vibrant arts scene. As the birthplace of the Mardi Gras celebrations, the city continues to dazzle visitors with its iconic sights, trendy museums, and stylish restaurants. Battleship Memorial Park is sure to impress maritime history aficionados, while scenic attractions such as Bellingrath Gardens are perfect for peaceful excursions. Whether you are a history-buff, art-lover, or a foodie, Mobile has something for everyone.

• How do I get to Mobile?

Out-of-town guests can reach Mobile via land, air, and sea. The city is served by Mobile Regional Airport, and Interstate-65 connects Mobile to other nearby cities, such as Birmingham and Montgomery.

• What sort of cuisine does Mobile have?

Mobile is considered a mecca for Dixie cuisine. From locally-sourced Gulf shrimp to succulent barbecue fare, the city’s food combines traditional Southern flavors with modern cuisine.