Please RSVP NO later than Friday, July 19th, 2024.

Both. Rain or shine, we will be getting married. We plan to have our ceremony outside facing MT. LeConte, weather permitting. If it rains we will have the ceremony moved inside the reception space and you will find your assigned seat on the way in.

"There is convenient parking for 53 cars including 50 gravel parking spots and 3 paved handicap spots. We also have overflow parking in the front of the farm." Please be careful when driving on the grass , and respect the property. Leave handicap spots available for those in need.

The Venue is accessible by wide main roads. There are no steep hills to our venue, and you still get views of MT. LeConte.

Please try to arrive no later than 4:40PM to find your seats. Our Ceremony is scheduled to begin at 5:00PM(EDT). If you realize you are going to be late to the ceremony, please do not pull down the driveway. Part of our ceremony's backdrop includes the front lawn, pond and driveway. Please park in overflow at the beginning of the driveway. TO AVOID ANY DISRUPTION..... PLEASE DO NOT DRIVE IN DURING THE CEREMONY.

Respectfully, no. We are hiring a photographer who be able to capture this beautiful day of ours. Please do not ruin our pictures. We promise to share them with you. You may continue to use your phone during the reception.

We will be serving champagne, wine, and beer. Our bartenders will be IDing due to state laws and insurance policies. Please make sure to have identification present. We will provide water and non acholic drinks options as well.

Absolutely. Please let us know if a child in your household was not accounted for. No fur children please.

Any color, fun cocktail attire & NO white please. Our wedding colors are rustic earth tones, Sage Green, Olive Green, Terracotta, Sea pink and Light Blush Pink

Tennessee weather is unpredictable and bipolar. The Avg. HIGH in the month of August is 87.2 and the Avg. LOW is 59.6 with high humidity. The reception area is enclosed and air conditioned.

The Smoky Mountains, which have an elevation ranging from around 875 to 6,643 feet, are not especially high compared to other mountain ranges. However, if you are coming from a lower elevation, you may still be at risk for altitude sickness and dehydration. Please make sure you stay hydrated during your time in the Smokies.

Please feel free to reach out with any additional questions or concerns. Jessica (615) 479-2393 or Trevor (262) 960 -1766