Everything Nautical by Coastal Empire

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Home decor gifts that have a nautical or beach theme, plus some.

 

Savannah Georgia History Postcards Collection

Travel down memory lane on the cobblestone streets in Savannah, Georgia, way back to the 30s and 40s when postcards were a thing. The art from postcards depicting Savannah in a golden era of modern style yet as quaint as the historic city itself. These are the memories of travelers in art form, a glimpse from the past to celebrate today and in the future. We welcome your creative ideas and would love to hear from you. Send me a chat message to create something new for you.

 

Tea Time Collection

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Seamless patterns of hand drawn illustrations of tea cups, tea kettles, and tea times. Having a tea party? These designs are in yellow, green, and chalkboard black and white.

 

Savannah GA Area Wedding Themes

Enjoy these beautiful Savannah, GA area Wedding themed collections.  Savannah, the coastal, historic site has many gorgeous parks and locations to have your romantic weddings.  Let us know if we can help or customize one for you.  Send us a chat message.

 

Savannah GA River Street Sunset Wedding Suite

Watercolor rendition of the Savannah, Georgia River Street at sunset. A beautiful background for a wedding or anniversary invitation suite. We do custom work, send me a chat message.

 

Emerald Green Forest Wedding Suite: Wormsloe

A beautiful acrylic painting of the live oak canopy covering a historic drive and site of Wormsloe in Savannah, GA. Romantic background scene of a simple dirt road lined on each side with large, spanish moss covered, live oak tree limbs.

 

Cockspur Lighthouse Beach Wedding Suite

Cockspur Lighthouse is an old, small, historic lighthouse about 12 miles east of the port of Savannah, Georgia. It's one of the smallest in Georgia, and marked the Savannah River channel prior to 1909. This lighthouse was once occupied, but now sits on an oyster bed with a little bit of marsh grass, where the high tide waters will cover that today. Amazingly it was not destroyed in the civil war as it sat in between a Union encampment on Tybee Island and Fort Pulaski which is actually on Cockspur Island.