Emma and Hunter’s August micro wedding at Chapel in the Hollow was a delightful celebration, beautifully orchestrated to share their love with close family and friends in the serene setting of East Tennessee. They chose elegant white fabric to adorn the chapel, perfectly paired with our new white and succulent florals, and added a charming touch with matching florals in glasses along the aisle pews.
Emma’s mom played a pivotal role, bringing a team to set up a refreshment table for guests to enjoy after the ceremony. She also did a fantastic job decorating the cake table, which featured a stunning cake, delicious cupcakes, and lush greenery, creating a truly inviting atmosphere.
Emma’s sisters were by her side, helping her get ready for her big day. Emma looked gorgeous in a classic dress with an asymmetrical top, exuding elegance and grace. Hunter kept it casual yet stylish in jeans and a crisp white dress shirt, fitting perfectly into the laid-back yet festive atmosphere of their wedding.
Her dad had the honor of walking her down the aisle, a moment filled with emotion and pride. Her two sisters and his dad stood up with them during the ceremony, supporting their union and celebrating their commitment.
After exchanging vows and taking family photos, Emma and Hunter took time to mingle with their guests, cherishing the moments with their loved ones. They then captured their new beginning with couple photos amidst the natural beauty of their outdoor wedding chapel setting.
Congratulations, Emma and Hunter! Your wedding was not just a beautiful union but a wonderful celebration of love and family. Wishing you both a lifetime of happiness and joy together!
From the Bride
We met on a dating app. For our first, date we went fishing. Hunter proposed to me at our home. We decided to have our August micro wedding in East Tennessee because it is near our family and friends plus beautiful scenery. On our wedding day, I am most looking forward to marrying my best friend. We most enjoy doing outdoorsy things – hunting, fishing, and driving in the mountains.
