Family Micro Wedding
in the Smoky Mountains

Kayla and Baker – March 21, 2026

There’s something incredibly special about a family micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains — the kind of wedding where every guest matters, every moment feels intentional, and love is woven through every detail. Kayla and Baker’s wedding at Chapel in the Hollow was exactly that kind of celebration.

Set in the peaceful woods of East Tennessee, their day was filled with laughter, heartfelt moments, and a deep sense of connection — not just between the couple, but with the family they’ve built together. It was the kind of wedding that reminds you what it’s really all about.

A Romantic Lavender Wedding in the Tennessee Woods

Kayla and Baker leaned into a soft, romantic color palette that felt perfect for a spring wedding in the Smokies. They dressed the chapel in lavender and purple fabric, paired with our succulent florals, candle and lantern package, and delicate lavender wreaths lining the pews.

The result was absolutely dreamy — a space that felt both elegant and welcoming, with just the right touch of personality. The soft purples blended beautifully with the natural greens of the forest, creating that signature Smoky Mountain wedding aesthetic couples fall in love with.

At Chapel in the Hollow, one of the biggest advantages is how easily couples can personalize their ceremony space. Whether you want something bold and colorful or soft and romantic like Kayla and Baker, the forest backdrop enhances every detail without needing to overdo it.

A Bride Who Blended Elegance and Personality

Kayla was absolutely radiant. She wore a sleeveless wedding gown paired with a pearl-studded veil that added just the right amount of classic bridal elegance.

But what made her look truly unforgettable? She paired it all with Vans.

That mix of traditional and laid-back style perfectly captured the tone of the day — beautiful, relaxed, and completely authentic. It’s one of the things we love most about micro weddings in the Smoky Mountains: couples feel free to show up exactly as they are.

Baker complemented her perfectly in a lavender dress shirt, tying seamlessly into their color palette while keeping his look simple and polished.

Together, they looked effortless — the kind of couple whose joy shines brighter than anything they’re wearing.

Getting Ready with Family

The morning of the wedding was filled with quiet, meaningful moments. Kayla got ready with the help of her mom and aunt, creating that cozy, supportive energy that makes wedding mornings so special.

There’s something about these behind-the-scenes moments — the laughter, the anticipation, the small touches of care — that often become some of the most cherished memories of the day.

And then came one of the most emotional moments of all.

A Walk Down the Aisle Full of Meaning

Kayla was escorted down the aisle by her eldest son and her grandfather, a moment that beautifully symbolized both legacy and the future.

It was one of those moments that hits you right in the heart — seeing generations come together to support and celebrate a new chapter.

All three of their children stood with them during the ceremony, making it not just a wedding, but a true family union.

That’s the beauty of a family micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains — it allows space for those relationships to take center stage.

A Ceremony Rooted in Love and Family

Adding even more meaning to the ceremony, Baker’s father officiated — a deeply personal touch that made the moment even more special.

Kayla and Baker also chose to write their own vows, and you could feel every word. Their promises weren’t just spoken to each other — they were shared in front of the people who matter most, creating a moment that felt intimate, emotional, and incredibly real.

This is something we see often at Chapel in the Hollow — couples choosing to make their ceremonies uniquely theirs, whether through personal vows, family involvement, or meaningful traditions.

If you’re considering ways to personalize your ceremony, check out these ideas!

Celebrating Together at the Chapel

After the ceremony, everyone gathered on the chapel steps for family photos — one of the most joyful parts of the day.

There’s something about that moment right after “I do” where everything shifts. The nerves are gone, the excitement takes over, and everyone just gets to celebrate.

The chapel itself provides the perfect backdrop for these moments. Surrounded by trees and styled with soft décor, it feels both intimate and elevated — ideal for capturing those once-in-a-lifetime family memories.

Romantic Portraits in the Smoky Mountain Forest

Once family photos were complete, we snuck Kayla and Baker away for some just-married portraits — and this is where the magic really came alive.

We captured moments at the chapel, where their ceremony had just taken place, before heading to one of the most beloved spots on the property — the mossy tree.

The combination of soft spring light, fresh greenery, and their natural chemistry made every photo glow. They were full of smiles, laughter, and that unmistakable just-married energy that makes everything feel light and joyful.

One of the best parts of a Smoky Mountain micro wedding is having time for these quiet moments together — stepping away from the group and just soaking it all in.

From the Bride: 

Baker moved to Blount county in the middle of 8th grade. Back then, I was a social butterfly and didn’t want anyone to feel left out. On his first day he was alone and sad looking, and I told him we were going to be best friends. After that, we’d hang out all day eat lunch together and talk on the phone after school. Through high school, we never had classes together, but I’d find him and give him a daily hug. After high school we would hang out every chance we got! I had my first baby in high school and he’d love to hang out with him. We grew apart for years, and I got married, and so did he. He would still message me and check in and wish me a happy birthday. We both got divorced, but we lived over 4000 miles apart. When we reconnected, it was instant. We would sleep on FaceTime together and everything. He booked me a flight to Hawaii and I spent a week with him and his toddler. We have been inseparable ever since. We are just a blended family that are all just lucky to have each other!!!

He proposed. We went on a date to Anakeesta on our motorcycle and he carried my ring in his boot all day on the way home we drove over the parkway which was always our favorite drive together growing up and he pulled off and asked me!!!❤️

We chose East Tennessee because this is where I was born and raised and where I met Baker. We love small, simple and beautiful things as well as nature. I’m most looking forward to becoming the wife of the man of my dreams. I’m sure he feels the same as he’s been in love with me since 8th grade! We chose March 21st because we started dating on the 21 of August and wanted to keep that date and I wanted a spring wedding.

We have started trying to visit all the national parks. We love being outdoors but also being homebodies with our three babies and having board game nights!

Why Family Micro Weddings in the Smokies Are So Meaningful

Kayla and Baker’s wedding is the perfect example of why so many couples are choosing family-focused micro weddings in the Smoky Mountains.

Instead of a large, overwhelming event, they created a day that was:

• Intimate and intentional
• Centered around family
• Full of meaningful moments
• Relaxed and stress-free
• Beautifully set in nature

At Chapel in the Hollow, couples can create exactly this kind of experience — a wedding that feels like them.

Whether you’re planning a spring wedding like Kayla and Baker or dreaming of something in another season, the Smoky Mountains offer a stunning backdrop year-round.

Planning Your Own Family Micro Wedding

If Kayla and Baker’s story has you dreaming of your own family micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains, here are a few helpful resources to get started:

Elopement Packages
Chapel Info

From intimate ceremonies to personalized details, Chapel in the Hollow makes it easy to create a wedding day that feels meaningful, beautiful, and completely your own.

Vendor Team

Venue: Chapel in the Hollow
Florals: Chapel in the Hollow
Bouquet: Bride
Dress: David’s Bridal
Bridesmaid Dress: SHEIN
Photography: Star Noir Studio
Menswear: Belk
Shoes: VANS
Rings: Shane Co.
Officiant: Robert Evans III
Hair and Makeup: Bride

Kayla and Baker’s wedding was warm, joyful, and filled with love — the kind of day that reminds you that weddings don’t have to be big to be unforgettable.

Sometimes, all you need is your person, your family, and a quiet little chapel in the woods. 💜🌿

Tennessee Forest Micro Wedding
in the Smoky Mountains

Lex and Dan – March 20, 2026

There is something extra magical about a wedding on the first day of spring, and Lex and Dan’s Tennessee forest micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains felt like the season’s sweetest welcome. With soft light filtering through the trees, a peaceful forest setting, and a day full of heartfelt moments, their wedding at Chapel in the Hollow was the kind of celebration that reminds you how beautiful simple can be.

Set in Seymour, Tennessee near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville, Chapel in the Hollow is known for intimate outdoor weddings surrounded by woodland beauty. The venue specializes in micro weddings and elopements, offering a private forest ceremony space, elegant pew seating, a bridal suite, flexible package options, and plenty of dreamy photo locations throughout the property. For Lex and Dan, it was the perfect place to begin married life.

A Spring Wedding in the Forest

Lex and Dan chose a design that felt timeless, airy, and inviting. They dressed the chapel in white fabric and added the venue’s lantern package, which gave the ceremony space a soft, romantic glow. Lex brought her own florals to hang on the chapel, adding a personal touch that made the space feel even more special. Those kinds of details are one of the loveliest things about a Smoky Mountain micro wedding — couples can keep things simple while still making the day feel entirely their own.

They also created sweet welcome signs to place in front of the archway, instantly setting a warm tone for guests as they arrived. In a forest setting like this, those small personal details stand out beautifully. Chapel in the Hollow was designed to embrace that peaceful woodland atmosphere, making it ideal for couples who want a wedding that feels relaxed, meaningful, and close to nature. The venue is especially suited to intimate celebrations, including ceremonies with close family and micro weddings with up to 35 guests.

A Bride Surrounded by Love

Before the ceremony, Lex spent the morning getting ready with two of the people closest to her — her mom and sister. Those quiet getting-ready moments are often some of the most emotional parts of the day, and this one was no exception. There is something so grounding about starting the morning surrounded by the women who know you best.

Then came one of the sweetest moments of the day: a first look with her dad. It was the kind of moment that makes time slow down for a second. Full of love, pride, and a little bit of emotion, it set the tone for everything that followed. After that, her dad had the honor of walking her down the aisle, making their ceremony even more meaningful.

Lex looked absolutely beautiful — elegant, glowing, and perfectly at home in the soft spring light. Dan looked at her the way every bride hopes to be looked at: like there was nowhere else in the world he would rather be.

Personal Vows and a Tender Ceremony

One of the best parts of a Tennessee forest micro wedding is how intimate the ceremony can feel. With fewer people and less pressure, couples have room to slow down and actually soak it all in.

That was exactly the energy Lex and Dan brought to their ceremony.

They exchanged personal vows, and when it was Dan’s turn to read his, he got a little choked up. It was one of those perfectly real wedding moments — not polished, not staged, just full-hearted and genuine. The kind of moment that gets everyone in attendance feeling it right along with you.

Small weddings have a way of creating space for those emotions. Without the rush of a big production, couples can really connect with each other, and guests get to witness something deeply personal. That’s one of the reasons so many couples are drawn to micro weddings in the Smokies. Chapel in the Hollow specializes in exactly that kind of experience: intimate weddings designed to feel peaceful, beautiful, and stress-free.

Family Photos at the Chapel

After the ceremony, everyone gathered for family photos at the chapel. This is always such a sweet part of the day because the energy shifts from anticipation to celebration. The vows have been spoken, the rings are on, and everyone gets to relax into the joy of it all.

The chapel itself makes such a beautiful backdrop for these portraits. Tucked into the woods and framed by elegant décor, it feels private and serene while still being polished enough for classic wedding photos. Chapel in the Hollow’s setting is one of the reasons couples love it for intimate weddings — it offers that romantic forest feeling while still providing a dedicated ceremony space and easy access for guests.

Romantic Portraits in the Smokies

Once family photos were finished, it was time to steal Lex and Dan away for the part every couple secretly loves most — a little quiet time together for portraits.

They headed to the road and then into the mountains, where the light was soft and glowy in that way only spring in East Tennessee can be. Chapel in the Hollow is known for having multiple photo spots around the property, from the rustic archway and forest backdrops to the winding road, vintage truck, and mountain-view field. For Lex and Dan, these portrait locations gave them the chance to soak in the beauty of the Smokies while also getting those romantic just-married moments together.

The result was exactly what you’d hope for from a forest micro wedding in Tennessee — peaceful, natural, and full of warmth. No overcomplicated schedule. No stress. Just the two of them, wrapped up in that first-day-of-forever glow.

From the Bride: 

We both met in downtown Nashville – he was on a bachelor trip, and I was down there for my friend’s birthday. For the first date, he flew down to Chicago to spend the weekend with me. Dan proposed on my favorite look out/hike in Pennsylvania. We chose East Tennessee for our forest micro wedding because we love the mountains, and we met in TN so it made sense to get married down there. I’m most looking forward to marrying my best friend. For fun, we enjoy outdoor activities. We love to travel and like to host friends and family at our house.

Why a Tennessee Forest Micro Wedding Feels So Special

Lex and Dan’s wedding is a perfect example of why so many couples are choosing micro weddings in the Smoky Mountains. A smaller guest list means more intention. A forest venue means built-in beauty. And a spring wedding in East Tennessee gives you that fresh, hopeful, just-blooming energy that feels like the best kind of beginning.

Chapel in the Hollow is especially well suited for couples who want a wedding that feels personal and relaxed without losing any of the beauty. Located near Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, it offers a romantic outdoor chapel setting with package options designed to make planning simple.

If you’re dreaming of your own intimate wedding in the woods, these pages are worth exploring:

Chapel in the Hollow Home
Smoky Mountain Elopement Packages
Ceremony Options and Photo Ops
Micro Wedding Venue in Tennessee
Forest Elopement Venue in Tennessee

Vendor Team

Florals: Bride
Photography: Star Noir Studio
Videography: Yugen Productions
Event Management: Sabrina with Custom Love Gifts & Events
Officiant: Ian Parrott
Venue: Chapel in the Hollow

Lex and Dan’s wedding was simple, heartfelt, and full of love — the kind of glorious spring day that feels like it was meant to be. Their Tennessee forest micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains was proof that you don’t need anything over the top to create something unforgettable. Sometimes all you need is the woods, the light, your favorite people, and the person you can’t wait to marry.

March Smoky Mountain Elopement
at Chapel in the Hollow

Nicole and Randy – March 18, 2026

There’s something especially magical about a March Smoky Mountain elopement. Winter is beginning to loosen its grip, spring is quietly stepping in, and the mountains have that soft, moody beauty that makes every moment feel a little more cinematic. Nicole and Randy chose Chapel in the Hollow for their intimate wedding day, and it was the perfect blend of creativity, personality, and East Tennessee mountain charm.

Set in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains in Seymour, Tennessee, Chapel in the Hollow is an intimate outdoor wedding and elopement venue known for its whimsical rustic setting and forest atmosphere. It’s designed for couples who want a meaningful, beautiful wedding without the stress of a huge traditional event. For Nicole and Randy, it created the perfect backdrop for a wedding day that felt deeply personal from beginning to end.

A Personalized Chapel Design for a March Wedding

Nicole and Randy brought so much personality into their wedding design, and that is one of the reasons their day felt so memorable. They dressed the chapel in burgundy and navy fabric, a rich, romantic color palette that looked especially beautiful against the soft, still-bare woods of March.

Nicole also made her own florals to coordinate with the space, which added such a creative and meaningful touch to the ceremony setup. There is something extra special about seeing a bride incorporate handmade details into her day. It gives the entire wedding a sense of intention and warmth that cannot be replicated.

At Chapel in the Hollow, couples can personalize their ceremony space while still letting the natural forest setting shine. The venue specializes in small weddings, elopements, and flexible time-based packages, which makes it easy for couples to create a celebration that fits their style. Nicole and Randy struck that balance perfectly — polished but relaxed, elegant but totally their own.

They also brought a sweet one-tier white cake to celebrate after the ceremony, proving yet again that a smaller wedding can still have all the beauty and joy of a much larger one.

A Bride With Style and a Groom With Classic Country Charm

Nicole looked absolutely stunning. She wore a blush wedding dress with off-the-shoulder sleeves and a long train, a romantic choice that softened the bold color palette and added a dreamy feel to the day. Paired with cream shoes and a mid-length veil, her bridal look felt timeless but still full of personality.

Then came the bouquet — and wow. Nicole carried an oversized dark bouquet by Melissa Timm Designs, and it made such a striking statement. Against her blush gown, it created the most beautiful contrast and gave the whole look a moody, dramatic elegance that fit the March setting perfectly.

Randy kept things relaxed and classic in jeans, a black suit jacket, and a black hat. It was the kind of look that feels right at home in East Tennessee — refined enough for a wedding day but still comfortable, authentic, and true to him. Together, they looked like the perfect mix of romance and Smoky Mountain style.

A Calm, Intentional Start to the Day

One of the best things about an elopement or intimate wedding is the pace. The day does not have to feel rushed or overstuffed. Nicole and Randy’s wedding carried that calm, intentional energy all the way through.

Their coordinator, Dana with D.Grace Events, had everything beautifully set up and even helped Nicole into her dress before the ceremony. That kind of support makes such a difference, especially for smaller weddings where couples want things to feel easy and stress-free.

Nicole chose to walk down the aisle by herself, which made for such a strong, beautiful moment. There is something powerful about a bride stepping into that moment on her own terms, especially in a setting as peaceful and intimate as a forest chapel.

Heartfelt Vows in the Tennessee Woods

When it came time for the ceremony, Nicole and Randy shared heartfelt vows and exchanged rings surrounded by the quiet beauty of the East Tennessee forest. That’s one of the biggest draws of a Smoky Mountain elopement — the setting already feels intimate, sacred, and naturally romantic.

Chapel in the Hollow’s woodland ceremony space gives couples the beauty of the Smokies without the added complications that often come with public park ceremonies. The venue is tucked near Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville, offering a peaceful forest setting with customizable packages for elopements and micro weddings.

Nicole and Randy’s ceremony felt like a perfect reflection of that: intentional, emotional, and simple in the very best way.

Exploring the Best Photo Spots After the Ceremony

After the vows and rings, it was time for portraits. The property offers multiple photo locations, and nearby mountain-view spots can be added into the timeline for couples who want that iconic Smoky Mountain backdrop. The venue’s ceremony and photo options include spaces like the chapel, creek, road, and a nearby field with mountain views.

Nicole and Randy made the most of all of it.

They explored the chapel, where the ceremony décor and woodland backdrop framed them beautifully. Then they headed to the road for some relaxed, romantic portraits with that moody early-spring atmosphere. From there, they wandered to the creek, which adds so much texture and natural beauty to wedding photos. Finally, they ended in the field with the mountain view, where the Smokies showed off exactly the kind of scenery couples travel here for.

Even on a chilly March afternoon, the light and the landscape came together so beautifully. March is such an underrated time for a Smoky Mountain wedding — it can be cool, yes, but it also offers softer light, fewer crowds, and that in-between-season magic that makes everything feel fresh and full of possibility.

From the Bride

We actually met each other when we were around 19-21 years old. We talked for a while and met once. After hanging out the one time, he stopped talking to me. I always wondered what happened so his name stuck in my head, and I would look him up on Facebook every so often to see how he was doing. He got married, and I eventually did too. However, we both stood out in each others’ minds for all these years. Fast forward to 2023, and we were both going through divorces. We reconnected and the rest was history. I did find out that the reason he stopped talking to me was because he thought I acted like an asshole the night we met, and he didn’t think I was interested. I was VERY interested! Haha! Now, we have the perfect blended family.

The second first date was very chill. He came over and we just sat and talked and watched tv.

Randy proposed. He did it in our bedroom. The first time he came over to my house we sat in the bedroom and watched tv and talked. That was when he knew he loved me but was too scared to tell me.

We live in east TN and wanted somewhere excluded and intimate. That’s when we found the Chapel in the Hollow! I’m most excited about getting to marry the love of my life! We chose the date because it’s my parents wedding anniversary. My father passed in 2017 and my mom recently passed in January. We wanted them both to be a part of the wedding in some way and this honors them the most!

We love doing just about anything as long as we are together!

Why a March Smoky Mountain Elopement Is So Special

Nicole and Randy’s day is a perfect example of why couples love planning a March Smoky Mountain elopement. You get the natural beauty of the mountains, the intimacy of a smaller celebration, and the chance to create a wedding day that feels true to who you are.

At Chapel in the Hollow, couples can choose the amount of time that fits their vision, whether they want something quick and simple or extra time for photos and little celebration moments. That flexibility makes it especially ideal for couples like Nicole and Randy, who wanted a day with intention, style, and room to enjoy the moment.

If you’re dreaming of your own March wedding in the Smokies, these pages are a great place to start:

Chapel in the Hollow Home
Smoky Mountain Elopement Packages
Smoky Mountain Elopement Venue
Ceremony Options and Photo Ops
How to Plan a Smoky Mountain Elopement

Vendor Team

Coordination: D.Grace Events
Florals: Melissa Timm Designs
Photography: Star Noir Studio
Dress: The Gilded Gown
Menswear: DXL Big + Tall / Men’s Wearhouse
Shoes: Betsey Johnson
Cake: The WildFlour Bakehouse
Officiant: Ian Parrott
Hair: Rachel Moore
Makeup: Taylor Johnson
Jewelry: Etsy
Venue: Chapel in the Hollow

Nicole and Randy’s wedding was beautiful, intentional, and full of character — the kind of March Smoky Mountain elopement that feels both deeply personal and effortlessly romantic. Proof that when you combine mountain scenery, meaningful details, and two people who are wildly ready to say “I do,” you really do not need much else.

Morning Forest Elopement

Angela and Michael – March 14, 2026

A Joyful Smoky Mountain Micro Wedding at Chapel in the Hollow

There’s something incredibly special about a morning forest elopement in the Smoky Mountains. The light filters softly through the trees, the air feels fresh and peaceful, and the world seems to slow down for just a moment. That quiet magic was exactly what Angela and Michael experienced when they chose Chapel in the Hollow for their heartfelt morning forest elopement in East Tennessee.

Their celebration was full of laughter, meaningful family moments, and the natural beauty that makes a Smoky Mountain micro wedding so unforgettable.

A Natural Forest Setting for a Smoky Mountain Elopement

Nestled in the woods just outside the Great Smoky Mountains, Chapel in the Hollow is known for its whimsical forest setting and relaxed atmosphere that allows couples to create a wedding day that truly reflects them. For Angela and Michael, the peaceful surroundings made it the perfect place to celebrate their love with family by their side.

They dressed the chapel in hunter green and sand fabric, creating an earthy palette that blended beautifully with the surrounding forest. The décor was completed with succulent florals and succulent wreaths lining the pews, adding texture and organic charm that perfectly complemented their woodland setting.

The overall aesthetic felt effortlessly natural — exactly what many couples dream of when planning a forest elopement in Tennessee.

If you’re dreaming of your own intimate ceremony surrounded by trees, you can explore more about the venue here:
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A Stylish and Personal Look for the Bride and Groom

Angela brought a wonderful pop of color to the forest with her gorgeous teal dress paired with boots, creating a look that felt both elegant and adventurous. Her choice of color stood out beautifully against the greens of the woods and the soft neutral décor of the chapel.

Michael kept things classic and relaxed in a black dress shirt, jeans, and a black cowboy hat, adding a touch of rustic charm that fit perfectly with their Smoky Mountain setting.

One of the sweetest details of the day came from Angela’s daughter, who created their bouquets herself. Handmade floral details always add something extra special to a wedding day, and this thoughtful gesture made the celebration even more meaningful for the couple.

A Family-Focused Ceremony in the Woods

Angela and Michael’s elopement was about more than just the two of them — it was also a celebration of the family they share together.

Their granddaughters and grandsons stood with them during the ceremony, making the moment feel deeply personal and filled with love. These types of family-centered ceremonies are one of the things that make micro weddings and elopements at Chapel in the Hollow so special.

In a moment that perfectly captured their joyful personalities, Angela and Michael walked down the aisle together, smiling and laughing the entire way. It was relaxed, heartfelt, and completely them.

Their ceremony was officiated by Ian Parrott, whose warm presence helped guide them through their vows in the peaceful forest setting.

Exploring the Property for Smoky Mountain Wedding Photos

After the ceremony, the newlyweds celebrated with family photos before sneaking away for romantic portraits around the property with Star Noir Studio.

Chapel in the Hollow offers a variety of unique photo locations, allowing couples to capture a diverse gallery without ever leaving the property. Angela and Michael explored several of the venue’s favorite spots, including:

• The chapel itself, surrounded by towering trees

• The rustic archway tucked into the forest

• The beloved mossy tree, a dreamy woodland backdrop

• The vintage truck, perfect for relaxed Smoky Mountain photos

• The peaceful creek, where the forest light sparkles across the water

Throughout their portraits, Angela and Michael were playful, giggly, and clearly head-over-heels in love, making every moment feel authentic and joyful.

The warm March morning added the perfect glow to their photos, proving that spring elopements in the Smoky Mountains offer some of the most beautiful natural light of the year.

From the Bride:

We met online, both in our later years. We met at a steak house for our first date and had a good time. Michael proposed at the top of Schweitzer Mountain in Sandpoint Idaho. We were there visiting friends. We chose East Tennessee for our wedding because my daughter lives here and we both love the Smoky Mountains. We hope to move here when we retire. We are looking forward to being married and celebrating with our kids and grand kids – no big wedding, just us. We picked this date because of our grandkids it is their spring break.

In our spare time we love to camp, fish,  and have movie night. We have two toy goldendoodles and we enjoy just being home with them. Love being with grand kids. 

Why Couples Love Morning Forest Elopements

Morning ceremonies are becoming increasingly popular for couples planning Smoky Mountain micro weddings. They offer a peaceful atmosphere, soft natural lighting, and the chance to enjoy the rest of the day celebrating with loved ones.

For Angela and Michael, their morning forest elopement was the perfect blend of romance, family, and relaxed mountain charm.

Their day was a wonderful reminder that weddings don’t need to be big or complicated to be meaningful — sometimes the most magical celebrations happen in the quiet of the woods with the people who matter most.

If you’re dreaming of your own Morning Forest Elopement in the Smoky Mountains, you can learn more about planning your day at:
https://chapelinthehollow.com

Vendor Team

Venue: Chapel in the Hollow
Photography: Star Noir Studio
Officiant: Ian Parrott
Florals: Chapel in the Hollow

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