Savannah supplies the ghost stories. I bring the suspects.
A ghost tour takes you out to hear what supposedly happened to someone else. Book my private comedy séance in Savannah and your friends are the ones sitting there when the objects start misbehaving. My show is called Timothy Starnes & His Many Night Visitors. It combines close-up spirit magic, mind reading, and haunted storytelling with enough dark humor to make the brave friend regret volunteering quite so loudly.
For a bachelorette weekend, ask the bride whether she wants to explore the Historic District or spend the evening in with her people. If she wants both, I’d book them on separate nights. Give the séance a full two hours after dinner, not the gap between a tour ending and the next reservation beginning.
What the host needs for a private séance.
Picture the guests seated around a cleared dining table, close enough to follow my hands and see one another’s reactions. Ten to fifteen adults is a useful starting point. Guests can take part or watch. The evening is a theatrical performance; I don’t offer direct mediumship readings or promise contact with anyone’s loved ones.
At a private room in the Historic District, check you can keep the room and the seats for the entire performance. If the group is actually staying on Tybee Island, send the rental address and ask the host about bringing in entertainment. If people expect to come and go, I’d trade the séance for a tarot table or close-up comedy magic. Save the séance for the night when the only unexpected arrivals are mine.