Spring Haven Mansion Elopement Packages

Yes — Spring Haven Mansion is one of the four flagship Nashville elopement venues offered by Elopements Inc. The mansion's parlor, wraparound porch, and formal garden lawn are all available as ceremony spots, with the venue fee, coordination, and timing handled as part of every Spring Haven package. It's the most-booked option for couples who want both interior and exterior coverage on the same day.

Spring Haven Mansion elopements start at $575 (Just Married, up to 5 guests, 15 minutes), $1,275 for Getaway (up to 10 guests, 30 minutes), $1,775 for Getaway Plus (up to 15 guests, 1 hour), and $2,375 for Friends and Family (up to 20 guests, 2 hours, with bridal dressing room included). All packages include venue access, the officiant, professional photography, ceremony coordination, and Tennessee marriage license guidance. The license fee ($99.50 in cash, $101.49 by card) is paid separately to the Davidson County Clerk.

Different strengths. Spring Haven Mansion offers full private interior and exterior access with a dedicated bridal dressing room and a flexible 2-20 guest scaling — couples can use parlor, porch, and gardens in a single day without museum constraints. Belmont Mansion offers the more architecturally famous Italianate landmark with original 1853 frescoes and Adelicia Acklen's gardens, operated as a National Historic Landmark museum. Couples who want a private-feeling estate with on-site getting-ready space pick Spring Haven; couples who want the most architecturally significant historic interior pick Belmont.

Up to 5 guests with Just Married, 10 with Getaway, 15 with Getaway Plus, and 20 with Friends and Family. Spring Haven is the most flexible Nashville venue for guest count — it scales smoothly from a 2-person ceremony in the parlor to a 20-guest Friends and Family gathering on the formal garden lawn without changing venue.

Both. The mansion has a formal interior parlor, a covered wraparound porch, and a formal garden lawn — all three are ceremony-eligible spaces. Couples typically choose based on the season: gardens for April-October, porch for transitional weather, parlor for winter or rain-backup. The flexibility to switch on the day is part of why couples pick Spring Haven over outdoor-only or indoor-only Nashville options.

Late April through early June is the photographic peak — boxwoods, dogwoods, and azaleas all in bloom with 65-78°F afternoons. Mid-October is the second peak for fall color through the surrounding canopy. Winter ceremonies shift indoors to the parlor and produce a markedly different but equally polished aesthetic. Summer ceremonies work in early morning or 6 PM windows; we avoid midday June-August.