Couple smiling beneath summer leaves with a waterfall behind them

Officiant Regina Starkey handing a ring to a bride at a Smoky Mountain waterfall ceremony site in Pigeon Forge

Painting of a bride standing on a rock by a Smoky Mountain Waterfall

Groom in dress blues holding hands with his bride during the ceremony in front of a Smoky Mountain waterfall with a minister wearing a cowboy hat

Appalachian style home behind white gooseneck flowers and a pavilion with a green roof

bride standing on a rock in front of a Smoky Mountain waterfall holding her long white train and a bouquet of white flowers

groom kissing a bride in a black wedding dress passionately against the door of an old smokehouse in the Smoky Mountains

wedding couple walking with leaves falling in autumn and an old leaning barn behind them

groom in a forest holding on to his collar and staring with a seductive look

bride in short summer dress sitting on a rock in the Smoky Mountains by a waterfall

Bride twirling her dress in front of her groom in the summer in front of an old barn in the mountains

bride holding her braid while sitting on a rock by a waterfall in the Smoky Mountains

bride and groom sitting on a rock by a tall tree in the forest with a Smoky mountain waterfall behind them

Mountain Waterfall

Our mountain waterfall is called Honeysuckle Falls, and is entirely separate from our main venue grounds. It’s located three miles (eight minutes) from Honeysuckle Hills. This ceremony site is strictly for couples only, with an absolute maximum of four guests. It’s most often used for our Simply I Do and Mini Weddings, or as an add-on photography site. We will meet you at the main venue so you can follow us to the waterfall. It’s super easy to find, but the last two miles are on a one lane road in the middle of the forest. Following us there will eliminate the feeling of being lost. It borders the Smoky Mountain National Park.

If you’re looking for a place to get married by a waterfall without a long hike or those dreaded government permits, this is your heaven! The property is historic, with a nearly 100 year old barn and Appalachian style home of the same age. Both of these structures add a nostalgic feel as backdrops in your wedding photos. Only one other home is on the property, and the National Park is behind it. It’s at a dead end, so the only way out is the same way you came in. The National Park is not accessible from the waterfall, but the area resembles the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail (only without all the backed up traffic and tourists.) If you’re searching for secluded cabin to stay while you’re here for your wedding, consider Little Mountain Hideaway! This cabin is only half a mile from the waterfall location, and only two and a half miles from our main venue. Cabins like it are becoming harder and harder to find as Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg continues to expand.

If it Rains

The rain plan for this site is the opportunity to change to our Creekside Pavilion or the Chapel at our main venue’s lower grounds if available.
You may also use the small covered pavilion next to the waterfall.