5 Most Successful Gatlinburg Elopement Packages To Consider For Your Wedding Rig

Posted by dynamohi on September 23rd, 2015

1. Riverside Weddings

Here, there are numerous spots near the river where couples can choose to have their weddings and among the most outstanding includes the secluded Gatlinburg Creekside, Greenbrier riverside (in the Smoky Mountains) and Spence cabin on the Little River.

- Secluded Gatlinburg Creekside

This private property sits at the edge of the Smoky Mountains National Park where you can enjoy all the natural beauty presented by the National park in a private offering. It is near the secluded riverside, quiet while its natural state remains untouched. You can even specifically reserve to have your wedding there.

- Greenbrier Riverside

This is the most popular location in most Gatlinburg elopement packages which may sometimes result in overcrowding - be sure to make consultations first before booking. You will find some of the most elegant wedding spots along the cascading rivers of the Great Smoky Mountains. Some of them are capable of holding groups of up to 20 guests.

- Spence cabin on the Little River

Just a few miles in the Great Smoky Mountains, there is a secluded, peaceful cottage located in the woods - where the only noise present is that of flowing water from a mountain stream and rustling leaves. This classic cottage was built in 1928 as a holiday home and was restored in 2011 by Gatlinburg’s National Park Service to facilitate Gatlinburg Weddings while serving as a historic treasure. It has an accommodation capacity of up to 40 guests, and well equipped with changing rooms and restrooms.

Note: There is no network for cellphones and no air conditioning available.

2. Mountain top Weddings

This is another excellent option for couples to have their weddings. Mountain top weddings option comes packaged in a variety of outstanding locations that includes Cades Cove overlook, National Park overlook, The Smoky Mountain National Park overlook, and Cades Cove Lequire Field. All these locations come with breathtaking sceneries for couples to exchange their wedding vows, host their guests and have their photographs taken to preserve those beautiful life moments.

3. Waterfall Weddings

As it’s known everywhere, water is a symbol of life and what better way to symbolize a union between couples other than to have a wedding near a waterfall? A marriage represents sincere commitment and continuity of life together between a loving couple, while water represents “bonded” life that flows continually - it makes perfect sense. Hence, in the waterfall option, couples can choose between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Waterfall (considered as the most easily accessible waterfall) and the Serenity Falls (featuring a cascading waterfall).

4. Chapel Weddings

For those who prefer Wedding Chapels, well, you are spoilt for options because they're bountiful! Gatlinburg elopement packages for Chapels include the Gatlinburg Wedding Chapel, Cades Cove Historic Primitive Baptist Church, Cades Cove Historic Methodist Church, Cades Cove Historic Missionary Baptist Church and Pigeon Forge Wedding Chapel.

5. Cabin Weddings

Gatlinburg Weddings also include cabin weddings that are great because they're convenient, easy and economical. You can find numerous cabins in Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. You just need to find one that both you and your partner are comfortable with and setup your reception right in front of it without the worry for traffic or keeping track of directions. Wedding packages fees are also low when performed at your own cabin.

With all these choices at your helm, you have no reason not to be married since Gatlinburg elopement packages covers almost the entire spectrum of social economic perspectives you can think of.