โFrom the moment we decided to get married, we both knew we wanted to feature Chattanoogaโs best qualities for all our friends and family who had never visited the town or even the South before,โ says Eleanor. โThe Hunter Museum offered everything we wanted: a beautiful venue featuring indoor and outdoor spaces, views of all of Chattanooga (specifically the water and bridges), and a sleek modern design.โ

After attending an early evening ceremony, guests were bussed over to the Hunter, where an elevated cocktail hour and exceptional views of the Tennessee River awaited them. The museumโs lobby and terrace hosted hors dโoeuvres and conversation, and its upstairs offered up a unique treat: access to one of the Hunterโs art exhibitions.
The party continued with dinner and dancing on the venueโs tented rooftop. The Hunter provided full bar and beverage services, serving wine while guests enjoyed a plated dinner and crafting custom cocktails selected by the couple.
The eveningโs dรฉcor perfectly captured the garden party aesthetic the couple had hoped for. Every corner of the room bloomed with warm, romantic hues and whimsical flower arrangements, while a breathtaking floral installation floated over the dance floor and wowed the crowd.
Guests filled the checkered dance floor and stayed long into the night, energized by late-night snacks and light-up streamers. In lieu of a getaway, Eleanor and Grant ended their big day with a nightcap at a nearby bar with their closest friends.
The couple agrees that their wedding was โthe best weekend of our lives.โ Eleanor adds, โIt felt like we highlighted the love we have for one another and our family and friends, and the Hunter perfectly captured the beauty of Chattanooga.โ

How He Proposed
โGrant arranged for his whole family to come to Chattanooga for Thanksgiving under the guise of having our families meet for the first time. We went on a little hike with nice views, and the hike ended with the proposal, some hidden champagne, a toast, and a ring.โ