Sugar Hollow Retreat is your premier inclusive Tennessee Mountain wedding destination. We truly believe that the best weddings are ones where you can spend quality time with your family and friends, creating connections and memories along the way. At Sugar Hollow, we give you an entire mountain all to yourself for your wedding week or weekend. You and your guests will have a unique experience jam-packed with relaxation, hiking, patio games, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and more. We have have multi-day packages (weekdays: 3 day event / weekends: 4 day event), with semi-inclusive and all-inclusive options for up to 250 guests. Lodging for up to 68 (100 by Spring 2023) is included in all of our packages. To make your wedding planning experience easier, we also include a Wedding Manager in all weekend packages. To book a tour, please go to our website and hit "schedule your visit"

Welcome to The Grand Sojourn, where elegance meets rustic charm in an unforgettable outdoor setting. Imagine exchanging vows with breathtaking views of Mount Leconte, surrounded by rich greenery in the spring and vibrant fall colors in the fall. Included with the Sojourn Resorts Venue pricing is full access to the venue. The venue includes 60 chairs, 6 tables, and a decorative arch.

Hidden Haven offers a stunning mountain top experience with unbeatable views of Gatlinburg. Perfect for an intimate wedding, this venue includes 20 chairs and a decorative arch to host up to 20 guests. Located at the top of Bluff Mountains, it offers unmatched privacy and seclusion, making it the ideal setting for a romantic outdoor ceremony. On-site lodging includes 5 cabins that can accommodate up to 40 guests, offering a convenient and comfortable option for your wedding party and loved ones.

We’re located in Downtown Asheville within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. The Biltmore Estate is a 10-minute drive away. Enjoy our suites, and complimentary made-to-order breakfast and evening receptions. Our rooftop restaurant, Soprana Rooftop Cucina, serves Italian cuisine against Blue Ridge Mountain views. With a ballroom large enough for 300 guests, we offer an ideal setting for all the elements of your special day, from rehearsal dinners in our rooftop bar to the ceremony and reception.

Wedd & stay is a beautiful new event venue for up to 50 guests where you can have a beautiful, intimate and affordable celebration. We are able to provide accommodation on-site in 2 luxury apartments; 4 rooms, 4 beds, 2 sofa-beds, 2 kitchens, 2 living rooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 2 TVs, 2 mini-fridges, some amenities, high-speed wifi and a big free parking lot. Get married at the romantic Asheville known as the Paris of the South, a place full of art, culture, and good craft beer, and 18 min. away from the magnificent mountains of the Blue Ridge Pkwy.

Offering timeless elegance, romance, and breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountain beauty, Biltmore Estate is the perfect place to say “I do.” Well versed in the Vanderbilt tradition of gracious hospitality, our expert staff is uniquely positioned to bring your vision to life, designing unforgettable wedding ceremony, reception, and wedding party events that transcend expectations. Become a Biltmore Bride™ or Groom™ at George Vanderbilt’s magnificent estate, where wedding dreams come true.

The Inn, originally named Engadine by its builder, Civil War Captain John Keais Hoyt, is an 1885 Queen Anne-style Victorian home. Engadine is on the National Register of Historic Places and has been restored and decorated to maintain its Victorian character and charm. It was converted to an inn in 1994 and has operated as one ever since.

We offer flexible indoor and outdoor spaces and a beautiful courtyard for whatever wedding activity you are planning. From wedding ceremonies to farewell brunches to receptions and wedding showers, we have spaces for you to make your gathering memorable.

The historic Monte Vista Hotel is a key component to Black Mountain’s storied past. Originally home to the Cherokee people, this valley became an early pathway west for traders, explorers and people seeking a new life beyond the eastern mountains. The town of Black Mountain grew rapidly after the railroad was completed in the late 19th century, and this new “railroad town” needed more lodging. Lucien and Rosalie Phillips opened the Monte Vista in 1919, repurposing a former school building. In 1937, the current brick building was constructed, further cementing the Monte Vista Hotel as a central piece of Black Mountain’s civic and social life. The Annex, a separate structure located behind the original, was added in 1975. Though the hotel has since undergone complete renovations and new ownership, many of the original elements have been preserved, and the new decorative touches complement the look and feel of the original structure.