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Let's Elope in Gatlinburg!
Locally owned & operated elopement planning & photography in the Smoky Mountains that’s stress-free, romantic, & FUN.
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Stephanie Young, owner of Let's Elope Gatlinburg

Hey, I’m Stephanie – founder of Let’s Elope, professional photographer, and your personal elopement hype girl!

I created Let’s Elope Gatlinburg for couples who crave something different: a wedding day that feels easy, adventurous, and completely you.

Built on years of experience helping couples celebrate in the Smoky Mountains, Let’s Elope combines local knowledge, thoughtful planning, and trusted vendor partnerships to create stress-free elopement experiences. From breathtaking overlooks to hidden gems, we help you find the perfect location and guide you through every detail so you can focus on what matters most.

From the first thought of “let’s elope!” to the champagne pop when it’s all said and done, our team handles the planning, vendor coordination, permits, officiant services, and photography so you can show up ready to marry your forever person.

Whether it’s a mountaintop overlook, a quiet forest, or a private venue, we make sure your day feels bold, beautiful, and completely you. This is elopement planning without the stress—just real love, epic backdrops, and moments you'll remember forever.

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THE EXPERIENCE

More than photos.
More than planning.
Your day, done your way.

Your elopement isn’t about a checklist-it’s about a day that feels completely like you. We’ll handle the planning, permits, and photography so you can focus on marrying your favorite person in the most beautiful place on earth.

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Sneak peeks within days.
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All the epic views, none of the stress.
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Locations you won’t find on Google.
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Ready to Say "I Do" in the Smoky Mountains?