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September 1, 2014 by admin

Smoky Mountains; Greenbrier Riverside #1 Wedding

Great Smoky Mountains, Greenbrier wedding, Little Pigeon River

Wedding at Greenbrier Riverside #1 in the Smoky Mountains

Greenbrier Riverside #1:
Some of the most beautiful and popular wedding ceremony locations are along the cascading rivers and streams of the Great Smoky Mountains. The picture shown hear is from the Little Pigeon River, a few miles outside of Gatlinburg. There are several spots along this section of river to choose from, including a large, open area for groups with up to 20 guests. This is the most popular spot for wedding ceremonies, but during certain times of the year it can be crowded. So contact us for suggestions on the best time to plan your wedding to avoid other park visitors. Greenbrier Riverside #1 Slideshow

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September 1, 2014 by admin

Great Smoky Mountains National Park Waterfall

The reason we suggest this waterfall is because it is easily accessible on a flat trail just 3-4 minutes from the parking area. Most of the other waterfalls in the Smoky Mountains require a hike of over a mile to get to. You won’t find this waterfall on any trail maps, but it has become quite a popular area for wedding ceremonies and pictures! It’s rushing waters and rich forest setting create the perfect romantic ambience for such a special occasion. If it is your dream to be married by a mountain waterfall we can help make it happen. Continue reading →

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September 1, 2014 by Eric Gebhart

Cades Cove Primitive Baptist Church

Cades Cove Historic Primitive Baptist Church:
Cades Cove is full of majestic mountain views, abundant wildlife and interesting Appalachian history. The Primitive Baptist Church was built in 1887 and is maintained to this day by the National Park Service. Many couples hold their wedding ceremony in the church because they like the natural wood interior. There is no additional fee required to use the church. Part of the appeal of this historic building is it’s rustic charm, please note that there is no power, cell phone service or restrooms at this location. Continue reading →

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September 1, 2014 by Eric Gebhart

Cades Cove Methodist Church

Cades Cove Historic Primitive Baptist Church:
Cades Cove is one of the most visited areas of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park because there is so much to enjoy, including majestic mountain views, abundant wildlife and interesting Appalachian history. The Methodist Church was built in 1902 and is still maintained by the National Park Service. It is particularly appealing for weddings because of it’s bright interior with white wood walls and lots of windows. There is also a beautiful mountain view setting at the back of the church property. There is no additional fee required to use the church. Part of the appeal of this historic building is it’s rustic charm, please note that there is no power, cell phone service or restrooms at this location. Continue reading →

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September 1, 2014 by Eric Gebhart

Cades Cove Missionary Baptist Church

Cades Cove Historic Missionary Baptist Church:
Cades Cove is full of majestic mountain views, abundant wildlife and Appalachian history. The Missionary Baptist Church was built in 1915 and is available for wedding ceremonies. There is no additional fee required to use the church. Please note that the appeal of this historic building is it’s rustic charm. There is no power, cell phone service or restrooms at this location. Continue reading →

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September 1, 2014 by Eric Gebhart

Spence Cabin on the Little River

Spence Cabin wedding along the Little River in the Great Smoky Mountains

Away from the noisy streets of Gatlinburg, in the Great Smoky Mountains, you will find a secluded cottage in the woods where all you can hear are the rustling leaves and flowing water of a mountain stream. This quaint cabin was built in 1928 as a vacation home and restored by the National Park Service in 2011. The stone patio is an ideal setting for your wedding ceremony. It is situated directly above the cascading waters of the Little River. If it happens to rain you and your guests can duck into the cabin and hold your ceremony in front of the large fireplace. Spence Cabin includes seating for up to 40 guests, restrooms and changing rooms. Some special considerations to keep in mind; there is no air conditioning in the cabin and no cell phone service available. Continue reading →