
July 4, 2022
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When Laura + Austin first told me about their plans for a beautiful mountain wedding in northeastern Tennessee, I was so excited. Just by looking at their venue online, I knew it was going to be incredible. But let me tell you… their website doesn’t do this property any justice. My jaw dropped as we pulled up to this beautiful stone venue and as I walked through the gates into the main area, the views just took my breath away.
Chateau Selah is a pure slice of heaven located about 20 minutes outside of Johnson City, Tennessee. With sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and room to sleep up to 18+, this is the perfect spot for couples who want to stay on-site and enjoy a relaxed wedding weekend away from it all with their friends + family.
Although storms threatened the area throughout the day, it only actually rained once for about 10 minutes right after their First Look – and the overcast skies gave us the most perfect light for all of their photos! I still can’t get over the colors – the gorgeous pops of green + blue in the mountains were just insane. It felt like a painting!
After a sweet ceremony overlooking the mountains, Laura + Austin spent the night celebrating with their closest friends and family. It was such an amazing day… and I already can’t wait to go back to Chateau Selah in the future! I hope to shoot many weddings at this special venue. Congratulations you guys and THANK YOU for allowing me to capture this special day for you + your families!!

Wedding Photography: Dana Cubbage Weddings | Venue: Chateau Selah | Floral Design: bride’s family | Cake: bride’s mother | Wedding Dress: Stella York | Hair: Julie Garland | Makeup: Patti Peters | Bride’s Jewelry: personal | Bridesmaid Dresses: Dessy | Men’s Attire: Jos A Bank | DJ: Greenwood Party Mixers | Live Painter: Asheville Event Paintings
With a well-worn passport in hand, and an affinity for a good cocktail, Dana works with fun-loving and kind-hearted clients around the globe.
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