Choosing the right wedding venue can be a difficult task to
say the least… There are well over thirty different wedding chapels to choose from in the Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge area. If you’re like most brides, you began your search on-line, immediately becoming overwhelmed with the research process. You won’t find Honeysuckle Hills at the top of any google, yahoo, or bing search engines, either. Why?

We’d much rather be viewed as the area’s best kept secret.

We can’t possibly take care of all the brides who choose to have their destination wedding in the Smoky Mountains. We prefer to cater to those who are seeking something different…
As professional wedding photographers, we need a creative outlet for all the passionate emotion we feel when each and every bride walks through our door. We desire to make our brides feel as if they are leaving their best friend’s home or a family reunion once all the ceremony, dancing, and romancing have ended.

Photography sessions for our honeymooning couples who dance and romance in their own home town are also common at Honeysuckle Hills. Our photography is the number one reason brides come to us from all across the United States. So if you can’t have your ceremony with us, the next best thing is one of our creative photography sessions.

Consider this. (This is probably THE most important part of this entire article.) Can you find another venue or photographer that charges less? Absolutely. Keep in mind that this price will also reflect the way you will be treated and the quality of items they will provide.

Also consider this…
When you’re on your vacation or honeymoon in the Smokies, how much money will you spend on impulse items such as trinkets, souvenirs, fast food, candy, or other temporary things? You might be surprised! Many times this dollar amount is equivalent to the difference of booking a budget wedding chapel versus a wedding you’ll never forget at Honeysuckle Hills. We guarantee you’ll return with photographs so emotional and so unique they will be cherished for a lifetime.

Call us today at 866-572-7724. Mention this article, and if you’re booking a new reservation with us, we’ll add $50 in services or print credits to your wedding or photography session.

Don’t forget to visit us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/honeysuckle.hills.photography. Don’t take it from us… read what others have written about their own experiences, and keep up with all our newest photographic designs.

Announcing our annual winter sales...

2011 was the busiest year yet at Honeysuckle Hills. Now that we've had a breather and a much needed winter nap... we'd like to invite you to be our guest in the Smoky Mountains for your wedding. We specialize in weddings just for two this time of year, starting out in our cozy chapel upstairs in the barn, and ending with an adventure all over the Honeysuckle Hills grounds. We'll create images you'll be showing off for years to come. Brides from all over the United States come to Honeysuckle Hills each year for our award-winning photography, and winter time is no exception.

Call us today for these exceptional rates... exclusively for January through March 2012. 866-572-7724. You can also e-mail regina@honeysucklehills.com. Tell us you read about it on the blog!

Happy New Year!

Paige and Marc were wed on a day holding on to what may possibly be the last snow for the Pigeon Forge area this year. (At least we hope so... spring fever has set in for us!)

Paige was drawn to Honeysuckle Hills after viewing a photograph of a "snow angel" posted on the Honeysuckle Hills Facebook fan page. Of course, we had to do a mother / daughter snow angel picture for Paige as well.

Her wedding ceremony was one of the most unique so far this year! Paige and her daughter danced down the aisle to the song by Sugarland, "Stuck Like Glue." I declare, if that doesn't put joy in your heart, nothing will!

We invite you to view Paige's slide show to see more of her heart-tugging wedding photographs.

Are you still frustrated, drowning in the sea of wedding chapel sites for Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge? If your wedding memories and the photography is the most important thing in your heart, we're waiting for you. Come be our guest at Honeysuckle Hills...

Where has the time gone? 2010 was simply an awesome year for us at Honeysuckle Hills. We photographed beautiful outdoor Smoky Mountain weddings, families, and high school seniors. We made lasting friendships throughout the year and are already well on our way to a booked season for 2011. We will continue to compete in national print salons to push our creative abilities to their limits. In 2010 we were listed as one of the top ten photographers in Tennessee, as well as brought home our second Fuji Masterpiece from a wedding image photographed last February.

Won't you be our guest? Just image what we can create together!

Nikki and Adam spent the day with us at Honeysuckle Hills on June 5th. The day was filled with family, friends, and a wedding officiated by a dear friend in their family. Their minister used the same set of vows as he did from his very first wedding. Though the paper is now torn and tattered, the words and meaning are still just as sacred.

Weddings just for two are our favorites at Honeysuckle Hills, and the Great Smoky Mountains is the perfect honeymoon hideaway. Hilary and Stark snuck away to be wed outdoors on our farm, and because it was just the two of them we were able to do many more creative images than a larger wedding allows. The most interesting thing I discovered about this couple is that the bride has a tattoo of a honeysuckle on her leg. Now how cool is that!

Natalie and Seth drove their Harley Davidson motorcycles with a motley crue all the way from New Orleans! I don't think I've had that much fun with a group in a long time... They were all open to our suggestions and most willing to model for the Honeysuckle Hills wedding camera!


One of Natalie's wall portraits reflected her passion for the Harley and for Seth. The other Signature Portrait was printed on metal and is now displayed in her curio cabinet with other Harley Davidson memorabilia. The next time Brad and I are in New Orleans we plan on looking them up!