Give Savannah one night and the beach house another.
A Savannah ghost walk and my Tybee Island show answer different questions. On the walk, you hear what somebody swears happened in an old house. At your rental, the bride’s oldest friend is holding the object in question, and you know exactly how much faith to put in her testimony.
If you want both, I’d book the walk for your night downtown and save the séance for the night you’re cooking at the beach. The drive back on US 80, finding the keys, and getting supper on the table all happen after the tour ends. On your night in, clear the dishes, pull up the chairs, and give Timothy Starnes & His Many Night Visitors two uninterrupted hours. Ten to fifteen adults works well if everyone can see across the table. It’s spirit magic, storytelling, and comedy; nobody is promising an appearance by a deceased relative.
What if the bride wants something quieter?
Put a tarot table in a corner of the beach house while friends get ready for dinner. The bride can take a reading alone, bring the friend who knows the whole story, or skip the chair and join everyone later for close-up cards. Tell me what she’d actually enjoy. It needn’t be a committee decision, even if the matching shirts were.
Check that your rental host allows outside entertainment. When you text, send the Tybee address, adult head count, and which night stays on the island. If the group books a private room downtown instead, use my Savannah booking page.