Elopement Package for Two in the Smoky Mountains
Chapel in the Hollow | Seymour, Tennessee (Near Gatlinburg, Sevierville, Townsend, & Pigeon Forge)
Looking for an elopement package for two in the Smoky Mountains that’s romantic, simple, and stress-free? Chapel in the Hollow is an outdoor elopement and micro wedding venue in Sevierville, TN, located near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge. Our packages are time-based, which means you can keep it beautifully simple for just the two of you — without paying for time you don’t need.
If you’re just wanting something super quick to make it legal, check out our make it legal package!
At a Glance
Best For: Couples eloping with no guests (or just the two of you)
Location: Seymour, TN (Smoky Mountains)
Near: Gatlinburg, Sevierville, Townsend, + Pigeon Forge
Time Needed: Most couples book 1 hour or 1.5 hours
Included: Venue access + décor options + bridal suite + ceremony essentials
Add-Ons: Photography, officiating, videography, event management (optional)
Bring Your Own Vendors?: Yes (COI required)
👉 See pricing + available time options:
www.chapelinthehollow.com/investment
What Is an Elopement Package for Two?
An elopement package for two is exactly what it sounds like: a wedding day designed around the two of you.
It’s perfect for couples who want:
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a private ceremony (no audience, no pressure)
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a meaningful moment in a beautiful setting
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photos that feel romantic and real
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a wedding day that feels calm instead of chaotic
This is not “less than” a traditional wedding — it’s just more intentional.
What’s Included With Your Venue Rental
All venue rentals at Chapel in the Hollow include:
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Use of our property for the time booked
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Use of our fabric and florals to decorate the chapel
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Use of the bridal suite to get dressed
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Use of our speakers
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Use of pews
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Use of our cake table
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A 30-minute grace period prior to your booked time to decorate and get dressed
So even if you’re keeping it simple, you still get a gorgeous, polished setup.
👉 Want the full overview of all package options too?
Smoky Mountain Elopement Packages
How Much Time Should Couples Book?
Because your elopement is just the two of you, you typically need less time than a small wedding with guests.
Here’s what we recommend:
1 Hour (Perfect for Most Couples)
Best for:
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ceremony + portraits
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minimal décor brought in
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a relaxed but efficient timeline
Typical flow:
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quick arrival + final touches
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ceremony
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couple photos at a few key spots
1.5 Hours (Best for Extra Photo Time)
Best for:
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more portrait locations
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a slower pace
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a longer “soak it in” moment
Typical flow:
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settle in + details
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ceremony
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photos around multiple locations on property
When to Book More Time
You may want 2+ hours if:
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you’re bringing a lot of décor
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you want a mini celebration moment (cake/champagne)
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you want a longer photography experience
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you want time for outfit changes or multiple setups
Not sure which time is best? Send us your vision and we’ll guide you.
Photography + Officiant Options (Optional Add-Ons)
You can build your elopement experience based on what you want.
We offer optional add-ons including:
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Photography
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Officiating
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Videography
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Event Management
None are required.
You’re also welcome to bring your own vendors — we just require a certificate of insurance from them.
Florals + Fabrics (Included) + Optional Décor Upgrades
Your venue rental includes our fabric and florals — and you’ll choose those on your wedding information form about a month before your date.
Want more styling? We also offer optional décor add-ons (additional fee), including:
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candles
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lanterns
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pumpkins
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trees
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wreaths
This is perfect if you want extra atmosphere without having to source and transport everything yourself.
What Your Elopement for Two Can Look Like
Elopements are meant to feel peaceful.
Here’s a common flow couples love:
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Arrive and get settled (bridal suite time if needed)
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Ceremony in the forest chapel
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Photos around the chapel + property
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Leave married and glowing
And then? Dinner in Gatlinburg, a cabin hot tub, champagne on the porch, or whatever your “just married” vibe looks like.
A two-person elopement gives you the freedom to actually enjoy the day.
Why Couples Choose Chapel in the Hollow for Eloping
Couples who elope with us usually want:
A private, romantic setting
A real woodland ceremony vibe — not a public space with tourists nearby.
A stress-free plan
Simple booking, clear options, and a team that knows how to keep things calm.
A beautiful backdrop without needing a ton of décor
Because nature does a lot of the heavy lifting here.
A wedding day that feels meaningful and personal
Elopements aren’t about skipping love — they’re about focusing on it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any package be used for two people?
Yes. All of our packages are time-based, so you can choose the amount of time that fits your plans.
Do we need 2 hours if it’s just the two of us?
Usually no. Most couples eloping for two only need 1 hour or 1.5 hours unless they’re bringing lots of décor or want extended photo time.
Can we bring our own photographer/officiant?
Yes. We just require a certificate of insurance from outside vendors.
Is this a legal wedding ceremony?
Yes — as long as you have your Tennessee marriage license and your officiant completes the signing requirements.
What if it rains?
We’ll help guide you on weather planning and the best approach for your date and season.
How far are you from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge?
We’re located in Sevierville, Tennessee — an easy drive from Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge.
How do we book?
Click the Book Now button to provide the info needed to generate your contract. A signed contract and a 50% retainer are required to reserve your date.
How to Book Your Elopement Package for Two
When you’re ready to reserve your date:
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Click Book Now on our website
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Provide the details needed for your contract
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Sign your contract
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Pay your 50% retainer to reserve your date
👉 View pricing + time options:
www.chapelinthehollow.com/investment
👉 Check availability
Not Sure If You Want Guests Later?
If you’re considering bringing parents or a small group, you might be looking at a micro wedding instead. For us, it really only means you’d add a little extra time.
👉 Helpful read:
Micro Wedding vs Elopement: What’s the Difference?
👉 Explore micro wedding options:
Micro Wedding Venue Tennessee