If you’re considering tying the knot, Atlanta might be the perfect place.

A new study by WalletHub ranks Atlanta as the fourth-best city in the U.S. for weddings in 2025, beating out nearly 180 other major cities. The study evaluated cities based on affordability, convenience, and wedding-related services. Atlanta ranked exceptionally high for its abundance of bridal shops, flower and gift stores, and event spaces.

The city placed fifth nationwide for venues per capita and sixth for bridal boutiques. It also scored well for the number of musicians, DJs, and photographers available. Only Orlando, Las Vegas, and Miami ranked higher, while Tampa secured fifth.

On the other end of the list, Pearl City, Hawaii, Bridgeport, Connecticut, and Warwick, Rhode Island, were rated the worst places to marry.

The study emphasized that with rising wedding costs, couples can benefit from cities where the ceremony and guest accommodations remain affordable. Towns with more wedding vendors also offer more competitive pricing and flexible scheduling, making planning easier.