
Welcome to the history of Honeysuckle Hills! Here is where you'll find informative wedding and photography articles we've posted over the past several years. These articles will help you decide how long to reserve with us, what type of wedding reception is best, and give you ideas of what's possible for your own wedding photography. Our wedding venue is filled with adventurous possibilities... We can't wait to start getting to know you!
Saturday, September 27, 2008

Friday, September 26, 2008

Thursday, September 25, 2008


Scott loves to ride bulls and get down and dirty on the farm. Don't let that stereotype fool you when it comes to wedding photography! Scott adores his bride, Kala, and it shows.

I think Kala enjoyed looking into Scott's eyes just as much... What a romantic setting for their outdoor wedding photography! The bridge frames their expressions, and our Smoky Mountain stream gently curves around them.


Tuesday, September 16, 2008


We certainly had more time to do more creative images, and that of course means the use of our horses! Scout is always eager to please. Fall wildflowers are beginning to pop up in our fields, and they always add to the atmosphere for a country wedding.
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Families come to Honeysuckle Hills almost as often as our brides and grooms. We spend the same amount of time making creative images for them as we would our wedding couples. We not only photograph the entire family, but we do individual portraits as well. 



Wall portraits are a favorite from images taken at our pond. With a little help from Photoshop I can return the koi fish that our resident heron eats. 
Lauri's family loves horses, and since they couldn't bring their own we enlisted Scout to pose for them. Lauri did a great job all on her own posing, too! She looks fabulous!

Lauri's family loves horses, and since they couldn't bring their own we enlisted Scout to pose for them. Lauri did a great job all on her own posing, too! She looks fabulous!


You know a wedding kiss is good when your minister gets this excited! Reverend Ownby spends a lot of time with our brides and grooms before their wedding, and he often gets as attached to them as I do.
Occasionally even photographers feel the need for a port
rait of themselves. I asked my daughter, Rachel, to assist me in this picture for my husband's birthday. Our new grounds keeper, Tommy, blew my hair with the leaf blower. I added the moon and enhanced the colors for a surreal effect. Happy Birthday, Gary!

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