About Us

The Cabin Weddings

Welcome to our enchanting wedding venue, home to Alabama’s only Treehouse Chapel. Experience the magic of a unique treehouse ceremony or exchange your vows by our picturesque lakeside Gazebo.

Our venue offers lodging within the charming treehouse, allowing you to immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of nature. The lush, scenic grounds provide a stunning backdrop for your wedding photos, ensuring your memories are captured in an unforgettable setting.

You have the flexibility to bring your own caterers, photographers, and other vendors, or we can connect you with our trusted professionals to meet your needs. Our pricing covers the venue rental, and we also offer comprehensive packages with extended options to make your special day seamless and stress-free.

Create timeless memories at a venue unlike any other. Let us help you make your wedding day truly extraordinary.

  • 15 Years of Experience

  • 5+ Wedding Planner

Debbie Taylor
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Wedding Team

Jessica | Event Planner

An event planner is responsible for organizing and coordinating various aspects of events to ensure they run smoothly and meet the client’s expectations. Their role involves creativity, logistics, and attention to detail. Here's an overview of what an event planner typically does:

Client Consultation: Discuss the client’s goals, budget, and preferences. Understand the purpose and scope of the event (e.g., weddings, corporate events, parties, conferences).

Patricia | Wedding Planner

Other tasks:

  • Budget Management
  • Venue Selection
  • Vendor Coordination
  • Event Design and Theme Planning
  • Scheduling and Logistics
  • Problem-Solving
  • On-Site

We will work to assure that everything will be organized for your wedding

'' From the moment I called to set up a visit to view the venue from the mornings after our wedding Debbie and Johnathan were there! Any questions I had got answered super quick, I never felt rushed or like a bother the entire time! The venue it’s self is absolutely beautiful! It’s everything you’ll need for your event! 10/10, 5 stars! ''
Morgan Teague | View the wedding
''We had our wedding there last weekend and it was absolutely wonderful. Debbie was an amazing coordinator and made sure everything ran smooth. The venue set up was beautiful and the day was amazing thanks to Johnathan and Debbie. ''
Peyton Boyd | View the wedding
''I wish I could add a 6th star. This place was perfect. It is private but can still be found using GPS. The owners were fantastic. They were sure to ask how they could help. They even stopped me from seeing my bride early. The place is beautiful. It's a natural setting, but still had the technology for me to play the slideshow I made for the wedding. The kitchen set up is great. They even provided rides around the venue for our elderly guest who could not walk. I can't thank them enough. They made one of the most important days of our lives one of the smoothest. Thank you! 1''
Mr. Daughtry | View the wedding
F.A.Qs

Wedding Questions

Here are some common questions our clients often ask. If you don't find the answer you're looking for, please don't hesitate to call us.

 

 

 

  • How do I plan a wedding in three months?

    Week 1-2: Initial Planning and Booking
    Set a Budget

    Determine how much you can spend and allocate funds accordingly.
    Create a Guest List

    Make a list of must-invite guests to get an estimate of the number of attendees.
    Choose a Date

    Select a date that works for you, your partner, and key family members.
    Book a Venue

    Choose the Cabin at The Lodge as you Venue and check if we can accommodate your guest list. 
    Hire Key Vendors

    Book your photographer, caterer, florist, and DJ/band. Popular vendors can get booked quickly, so prioritize this.
    Send Save-the-Dates

    Inform your guests as soon as possible, even if it's via email or a digital invitation.
    Week 3-4: Detailed Planning
    Choose Your Wedding Party

    Ask friends and family to be bridesmaids, groomsmen, etc.
    Shop for Attire

    Find your wedding dress and suits. Off-the-rack options or expedited services might be necessary.
    Plan the Ceremony

    Decide on the order of events, choose readings, and write your vows.
    Select Decorations

    Choose your color scheme and style for decorations. Coordinate with your florist and venue.
    Book Additional Services

    If needed, book hair and makeup artists, a wedding planner, transportation, and accommodation for out-of-town guests.
    Week 5-6: Finalizing Details
    Send Invitations

    Mail formal invitations, including RSVP details and any necessary information about the venue and dress code.
    Plan the Reception

    Choose the menu, finalize the cake, and decide on entertainment.
    Arrange Rentals

    Secure rentals for tents, tables, chairs, linens, and any other required items.
    Order Favors

    Choose and order wedding favors for your guests.
    Week 7-8: Personal Touches and Final Preparations
    Obtain Marriage License

    Check your local requirements and obtain your marriage license.
    Plan Your Honeymoon

    If you’re planning to go on a honeymoon immediately, make travel arrangements.
    Write Speeches and Toasts

    Prepare any speeches or toasts you or your wedding party will give.
    Coordinate with Vendors

    Confirm all bookings, delivery times, and specific details with your vendors.
    Week 9-10: Last-Minute Tasks
    Create a Seating Plan

    Decide where guests will sit at the reception.
    Prepare a Timeline

    Create a detailed timeline of the wedding day events and share it with your wedding party and vendors.
    Pack for the Wedding Day

    Pack a bag with essentials for the wedding day, including emergency items like a sewing kit and extra makeup.
    Rehearsal and Rehearsal Dinner

    Hold a rehearsal for the ceremony and a dinner with your wedding party and close family.
    Week 11-12: The Final Countdown
    Confirm RSVPs

    Follow up with any guests who haven’t responded and give the final count to your caterer and venue.
    Finalize Payments

    Ensure all vendors are paid in full and gratuities are prepared.
    Relax and Enjoy

    Take time to relax and enjoy the moments leading up to your wedding day.
    Wedding Day
    Get Ready: Allow plenty of time for hair, makeup, and getting dressed.
    Stay Calm: Rely on your wedding party and vendors to handle any last-minute issues.
    Enjoy Your Day: Focus on enjoying every moment with your partner and loved ones.
    With careful planning and a clear timeline, you can successfully organize a beautiful wedding in just three months.

  • Do we need a wedding planner?

    Hiring a wedding planner can significantly ease the stress of organizing a wedding, especially if you have a limited timeframe like three months. A wedding planner brings expertise, industry connections, and organizational skills that can streamline the planning process, handle logistics, and manage any unexpected issues on the big day. This allows you and your partner to focus on enjoying the experience rather than getting bogged down by details.

    However, if you are highly organized, enjoy planning, and have supportive friends and family, you may not need a wedding planner. DIY planning can be a rewarding experience and offer a personal touch to your celebration. Weigh the pros and cons based on your personal circumstances, budget, and comfort with managing multiple tasks under time constraints.

  • How should you deal with wedding stress?

    To deal with wedding stress, prioritize self-care by maintaining a healthy routine that includes adequate sleep, balanced meals, and regular exercise. Delegate tasks to trusted friends, family, or a wedding planner to lighten your load. Stay organized with checklists and timelines to keep track of progress and avoid last-minute rushes. Take breaks to relax and engage in activities you enjoy, such as reading, meditation, or hobbies. Remember to communicate openly with your partner, focusing on the excitement of your future together rather than getting overwhelmed by the details.

  • How do choose Honey Moon Destinations?

    Choosing a city for your honeymoon involves considering several factors: start by discussing with your partner the type of experience you both desire, such as adventure, relaxation, cultural exploration, or a mix. Consider the climate and seasonality of potential destinations to ensure ideal weather. Set a budget that includes travel, accommodation, activities, and dining. Evaluate travel logistics, including flight availability and travel time. Research cities that align with your interests and check reviews and recommendations. Finally, consider any special events or festivals that may enhance your experience, and ensure the destination offers a blend of activities that cater to both of your preferences.

  • What stationery do I need for my wedding?

    For your wedding, you will need a variety of stationery to ensure all aspects are covered. But is not necessary to have all the items mentioned.  Here's a comprehensive list:

    Save-the-Dates: Inform guests of the wedding date and location well in advance.
    Invitations: Formal invitations with details about the ceremony and reception.
    RSVP Cards: Include a card for guests to reply, indicating their attendance.
    Enclosure Cards: Provide additional information like directions, accommodation options, and itinerary.
    Wedding Programs: Outline the ceremony order, key participants, and any special readings or rituals.
    Menus: Detail the food and drink options for the reception.
    Place Cards: Assign seating for guests at the reception.
    Escort Cards: Guide guests to their assigned tables.
    Table Numbers: Clearly identify each table.
    Signage: For various needs like directing guests, labeling gift tables, or indicating photo booth areas.
    Thank You Cards: To express gratitude to guests for attending and for any gifts received.
    Favor Tags: Attach to wedding favors to thank guests for celebrating with you.
    Having all these stationery items ensures a well-organized and smoothly run wedding event.