Boho Country-Western Micro Wedding in the Smoky Mountains
Jenny + Caleb – November 6, 2026
TURQUOISE JEWELRY. TEAL COWBOY BOOTS. STEVIE NICKS SLEEVES. AND THE MOST GORGEOUS HANDMADE FLORALS! 😍🌾
This wedding had SO much personality, and I was absolutely HERE FOR IT!
Jenny and Caleb chose Chapel in the Hollow in Seymour, Tennessee, for their boho country-western micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains, and these two brought together the prettiest combination of free-spirited romance, western style, creative handmade details, and meaningful family moments.
From Jenny’s flowing wedding gown with custom sleeves to Caleb’s suede jacket and cowboy hat, everything about their celebration felt wonderfully personal. And the florals? They made them themselves, complete with pampas grass, feathers, turquoise accents, and gorgeous stone handles on the bouquets.
I absolutely LOVE when couples bring their own creativity into their wedding day, especially when the finished result looks this fabulous.
And their family was just as much fun as their wedding style. Jenny’s daughters helped her get ready and walked her down the aisle, while her dad performed the ceremony.
HOW SWEET IS THAT?! ❤️
This was one of those weddings where the beautiful details caught my attention immediately, but the laughter, happiness, and family connections made the day even more memorable.
Hunter Green and Cream Decorations for a Boho Woodland Wedding
Jenny and Caleb dressed the chapel in hunter green and cream fabric, creating a gorgeous earthy backdrop for their ceremony in the woods.
I love this color combination for a bohemian-inspired wedding because it complements the natural surroundings without competing with them. The hunter green brings in a rich woodland feeling, while the cream fabric softens everything and adds a little romance.
But the real showstoppers were the decorations Jenny and Caleb brought themselves!
They created their own pampas grass floral arrangements and beautiful wreaths for the chapel pews, tying their entire wedding look together with warm, natural textures.
Pampas grass is such a fun choice for boho wedding decorations. It has a soft, feathery appearance that works beautifully with rustic wood, earthy colors, and western-inspired details.
And in a woodland setting, it creates such a lovely contrast with the surrounding greenery.
Their handmade decorations gave the chapel a beautiful southwestern-bohemian atmosphere, with just the right balance of rustic country charm and romantic softness.
I especially loved that the decorations were something they had created themselves. There’s something wonderful about bringing handmade details into a wedding, knowing that the couple put their own time and creativity into making the day feel special.
And then there were the bouquets.
OH. MY. GOODNESS.
Handmade Wedding Bouquets With Turquoise, Feathers, and Stone Handles
THEY MADE THEIR OWN BOUQUETS! 😍
And these were not your typical wedding flowers.
Jenny and Caleb created gorgeous bouquets featuring stone handles, turquoise colors, and feathers, giving them such a unique southwestern-bohemian look.
I absolutely loved the combination of textures and colors.
The turquoise accents added a beautiful pop of color against the warm, natural tones of the pampas grass, while the feathers brought in that soft, free-spirited feeling that worked so well with their wedding style.
And those stone handles!
They added so much character and made the bouquets feel like pieces of art rather than traditional floral arrangements.
I love when couples choose wedding flowers that reflect their personalities instead of feeling like they have to stick with conventional bouquets.
There are so many creative possibilities when it comes to wedding florals, especially for boho and western-inspired celebrations. Natural grasses, feathers, dried flowers, stones, and unexpected colors can all come together to create something completely unique.
And Jenny and Caleb absolutely nailed it.
Caleb even had a coordinating boutonniere with its own beautiful crystal detail, connecting his western wedding look to Jenny’s gorgeous bouquet.
Everything worked together so beautifully, from the handmade chapel decorations to the accessories they wore.
And speaking of accessories…
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT JENNY’S DRESS.
A Flowing Boho Wedding Dress With Stevie Nicks-Inspired Sleeves
OH. MY. GOODNESS. 🤎✨
Jenny wore the most beautiful soft, flowing bohemian wedding gown with a long train.
But my favorite part?
THE STEVIE NICKS SLEEVES!!
Jenny had a seamstress add fabulous flowing sleeves to her dress, and they gave the entire look such a romantic, free-spirited feeling.
You know I love a wedding dress with movement, and those sleeves were practically MADE for a woodland wedding!
They added so much personality to her gown, creating this beautiful mix of bohemian romance and a little rock-and-roll magic.
A little boho goddess. A little country-western romance. A little Stevie Nicks.
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
I especially love when brides customize their wedding dresses to make them feel more personal. Sometimes a gown is almost exactly what you want, but adding a special detail can transform it into something that feels completely your own.
For Jenny, those flowing sleeves were the perfect finishing touch.
They complemented the soft fabric of her dress, looked wonderful with the long train, and added gorgeous movement to her wedding photographs.
And she didn’t stop with the dress!
Jenny accessorized with beautiful turquoise jewelry, including a chunky statement necklace, earrings, and a ring.
The turquoise was such a fabulous choice with her boho-western style, bringing in a rich pop of color that coordinated beautifully with her handmade bouquet.
And on her feet?
TEAL COWBOY BOOTS! 💚👢
YESSSSS.
I love a bride who knows exactly what she likes and isn’t afraid to have fun with her wedding-day style.
The turquoise jewelry, teal boots, flowing gown, and fabulous sleeves all came together into a bridal look that was romantic, confident, and full of personality.
And I was absolutely obsessed.
A Western Groom in Suede and a Black Cowboy Hat
Caleb was looking pretty fabulous himself!
He wore jeans, a brown suede suit jacket, and a black cowboy hat, creating a handsome western-inspired wedding look that complemented Jenny’s bohemian style perfectly.
I love how well their outfits worked together without being overly coordinated.
Jenny’s flowing gown and turquoise accessories brought in the soft, free-spirited side of their wedding style, while Caleb’s suede jacket and cowboy hat added classic country-western charm.
And his boutonniere, with its coordinating crystal detail, tied everything back to their handmade florals.
The suede, the turquoise, the feathers, the flowing dress, the cowboy boots…
It all came together into such a fun, romantic country-western look.
And the best part was that everything felt completely THEM.
I love when couples feel comfortable choosing wedding attire that reflects who they are rather than following every traditional expectation.
You can wear cowboy boots with your wedding dress. You can wear jeans and a suede jacket instead of a traditional suit. You can add dramatic sleeves and chunky turquoise jewelry.
It’s your wedding, and you should absolutely have fun with it!
Jenny and Caleb certainly did.
Getting Ready With Her Daughters in the Bridal Suite
Before the ceremony, Jenny’s daughters helped her get ready in the bridal suite.
And there was SO much laughter! 🥰
These ladies were having the best time together, helping their mama get dressed, sharing smiles, and enjoying those sweet little moments before the wedding.
I absolutely love photographing families who are genuinely having fun together, and these girls were such a delight.
There’s something especially meaningful about including children in the getting-ready process. It gives them a chance to be part of the excitement and creates memories that go beyond the ceremony itself.
For Jenny, having her daughters there made those final moments before the wedding feel wonderfully personal.
And with her beautiful gown, custom sleeves, turquoise jewelry, and fabulous teal cowboy boots, there were plenty of gorgeous details to get ready!
I loved seeing how happy everyone was, and the laughter made the whole experience feel relaxed and joyful.
But Jenny’s daughters had another very important job.
THEY WERE WALKING THEIR MOM DOWN THE AISLE! ❤️
And that was only one of the sweet family touches planned for the ceremony.
A Beauty and the Beast Processional and a Father-Officiated Wedding
When ceremony time arrived, Jenny’s daughters escorted her down the aisle to music from Beauty and the Beast.
HOW SWEET IS THAT?! 🥹❤️
I love when couples choose ceremony music that adds a little extra magic to the moment, and having Jenny’s daughters walk beside her made her entrance even more meaningful.
There’s something so special about seeing children participate in their parent’s wedding. It’s a beautiful way to include them in the celebration and recognize the importance of family as a new chapter begins.
And waiting at the front of the chapel?
JENNY’S DAD!
Because Jenny’s father, Harald Rappold, was the one performing their wedding ceremony!
I absolutely loved how much family involvement these two incorporated into their celebration.
Her daughters helped her get ready, shared all those sweet pre-ceremony moments, and escorted her down the aisle. Then her dad had the honor of officiating as she and Caleb exchanged their vows.
It made the ceremony feel so warm and personal.
And Jenny and Caleb were just SO happy to be getting married.
You could see how much they were enjoying themselves, surrounded by the people they love.
Between the meaningful family roles, the romantic ceremony music, and their gorgeous handmade decorations, everything came together beautifully.
And before long, Jenny and Caleb were officially married!
Sweet Family Portraits at the Woodland Chapel
After the ceremony, we gathered everyone together for family portraits at the chapel.
I love making time for these photographs, especially when family has played such an important role in the wedding day.
Jenny’s daughters and father were such meaningful parts of the celebration, and capturing everyone together was a lovely way to preserve those memories.
Their hunter green and cream decorations, handmade pampas grass florals, and beautiful pew wreaths created a wonderful backdrop for the photographs.
And everyone was such a joy to have around!
I loved how relaxed and happy the whole family seemed throughout the day. There was plenty of laughter, and the celebration had such a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Once we’d finished capturing those important family combinations, it was time to steal the newlyweds away for a little couple time.
And with their fabulous western-inspired outfits, you KNOW where we had to go first.
THE TRUCK! 🤠🛻
Country-Western Wedding Photos With the Vintage Truck
I mean, COME ON.
A bride in teal cowboy boots and a flowing boho wedding dress, a groom in a suede jacket and black cowboy hat, and our old truck?
IT WAS MEANT TO BE. 😂❤️
I absolutely loved getting to photograph Jenny and Caleb with the truck because the rustic setting was such a perfect match for their wedding style.
The warm tones of Caleb’s suede jacket, Jenny’s gorgeous turquoise jewelry, and their handmade western-inspired bouquets all looked wonderful together.
And those fabulous sleeves!
I loved how they added movement and personality to the photographs, especially alongside the flowing fabric of Jenny’s dress.
The truck created such a fun country-western atmosphere without needing anything elaborate.
Sometimes a location just fits a couple’s style perfectly, and this was definitely one of those times.
I also loved getting to capture the little details that made their wedding outfits so special. The teal cowboy boots, turquoise accessories, black cowboy hat, and handmade bouquets all deserved their own moments in front of the camera.
And Jenny and Caleb were having such a wonderful time together.
They were sweet, happy, relaxed, and clearly enjoying those first moments of being married.
Which made photographing them even more fun!
Romantic Smoky Mountain Wedding Portraits in the Field
After our photographs with the truck, we headed out to the field with the mountain view for some romantic newlywed portraits.
And these two looked absolutely GORGEOUS against the East Tennessee scenery! 🏔️🌾
I love this location for couples who want a little mountain atmosphere in their wedding photographs without leaving the property.
The open field and distant mountain view create such a beautiful contrast to the wooded chapel, and it’s especially lovely for country-inspired weddings.
Jenny and Caleb’s outfits were absolutely perfect for the setting.
Her soft, flowing wedding gown and long train looked beautiful against the natural landscape, while those fabulous custom sleeves added wonderful movement to the photographs.
And Caleb’s western look, complete with his suede jacket and cowboy hat, complemented the rustic scenery perfectly.
I loved the contrast between Jenny’s romantic bohemian style and Caleb’s classic country-western attire.
Together, they looked like they belonged in the middle of a beautiful western love story.
And their personalities made the photographs even sweeter.
These two were relaxed, playful, and so happy to be together.
I love when couples can simply enjoy the experience, laugh together, and soak up those first moments of being married.
And Jenny and Caleb were clearly having the best time.
Why Boho and Western Wedding Styles Work So Beautifully Together
One of my favorite things about Jenny and Caleb’s wedding was how naturally their bohemian and western styles came together.
Both aesthetics embrace natural textures, earthy colors, and a little individuality, which makes them a wonderful combination for an outdoor wedding.
The pampas grass, feathers, and stone-handled bouquets brought in beautiful bohemian details, while the turquoise jewelry, cowboy boots, suede jacket, and black cowboy hat added that fabulous western personality.
And Jenny’s flowing wedding gown with those incredible Stevie Nicks-inspired sleeves tied everything together.
I loved how the different elements complemented each other without making the celebration feel overly themed.
Their wedding didn’t look like something copied from a checklist of popular trends.
It looked like Jenny and Caleb.
And I think that’s what makes a wedding style truly special.
When couples choose details that reflect their personalities, the celebration feels more meaningful, and the photographs tell a story that’s uniquely theirs.
For Jenny and Caleb, that meant handmade florals, beautiful turquoise accents, free-spirited bridal fashion, and a little country-western romance.
And it was FABULOUS.
Jenny and Caleb’s wedding was such a beautiful combination of creativity, family, and love, and I absolutely adored getting to capture it.
The handmade decorations gave the chapel a gorgeous bohemian atmosphere, while their wedding attire brought in so much western personality.
But what really made the day special was how much happiness surrounded them.
From the laughter in the bridal suite to the meaningful ceremony and the sweet newlywed portraits, everyone seemed to be having such a wonderful time.
And I loved that Jenny and Caleb were completely comfortable making their wedding their own.
That’s one of the best parts of planning an intimate celebration. You can focus on the details and experiences that matter most to you and create a wedding day that feels personal rather than overwhelming.
For these two, it was all about family, creativity, and enjoying the moment.
And they absolutely nailed it.
Congratulations, Jenny and Caleb!
Jenny and Caleb’s boho country-western micro wedding in the Smoky Mountains was such a fun and beautiful celebration, and we absolutely loved getting to spend the day with their sweet family.
Their hunter green and cream chapel decorations looked wonderful with the handmade pampas grass florals and pew wreaths, and those incredible bouquets with stone handles, feathers, and turquoise accents were some of the most unique wedding flowers I’ve seen.
Jenny looked absolutely gorgeous in her flowing bohemian wedding gown with custom Stevie Nicks-inspired sleeves, turquoise jewelry, and teal cowboy boots.
And Caleb looked pretty darn handsome in his jeans, brown suede jacket, and black cowboy hat.
I loved seeing Jenny’s daughters help her get ready and walk her down the aisle to music from Beauty and the Beast, and having her dad officiate made the ceremony even more meaningful.
Afterward, we had so much fun capturing family photographs, rustic portraits with the old truck, and romantic newlywed photos in the field with the mountain view.
Everything about their wedding felt creative, relaxed, and completely personal.
And seriously…
I’M STILL NOT OVER THOSE SLEEVES. 😂✨
Congratulations, Jenny and Caleb!! 💚🤠 Wishing you two a lifetime of love, laughter, adventures, and plenty of opportunities to kick up those cowboy boots together!
From the Bride:
We met on Facebook dating. Nothing romantic lol I kept putting off meeting him because online dating is a nightmare, but he was persistent.
One night I finally agreed to meet him but told him I didnt have much free time between work and having my kids so it was easier for me to go to see him when I could. I met him at his cousins house where he was driving the tractor mowing the field. I climbed up in the tractor and road with him while he finished.
Again not romantic lol. My birthday is Valentine’s Day so he proposed to me just before we went out to dinner that evening.
We chose East Tennessee for our country-western micro wedding because I’ve always loved it here. I’m most excited about getting married and taking pretty pictures.
We both are pretty sarcastic and like to laugh. We both enjoy fishing, rodeos, and cars. Caleb likes working on his friends dirt car and I enjoy watching the races. Caleb collects NASCAR Diecast cars. I collect crystals and like odd hobbies. We both will take an interest in the others collection for instance our honeymoon is basically a road trip to look at nascar stuff and dig for rocks! Overall we just truly enjoy being with and around each other. It feels like home.




























Wedding Vendors
- Venue: Chapel in the Hollow — Seymour, Tennessee
- Photography: Star Noir Studio
- Officiant: Harald Rappold
- Wedding Dress: Blush Bridal
- Jewelry: Kendra Scott
- Wedding Rings: Helzberg and Saga Bands
- Venue Associate: Ian Parrott
- Florals and Decorations: Handmade by the couple


















































































