Photography Sites

The best wedding photography locations in the Smoky Mountains are found at Honeysuckle Hills in Pigeon Forge. I’ve spent the past 18 years bringing my imagination to life transforming our family farm into one large photography park. There’s no need to stress over searching for private areas away from tourists or worrying about sitting in traffic for hours. It’s all right here! Explore all our wedding galleries to help decide which of our elopement or wedding with reception packages are right for you. I’ve even made sure you have covered and indoor areas in case it rains all day long or if you book our Mini Wedding or Simply I Do Package.

Over the years memorable photos have been created in front of and beneath our willow tree, in around our creek, on two different bridges, in seasonal flower gardens, by a stone archway, a hobbit style fairy house, a celtic arbor, working water wheel, red barn walls, under a vintage chandelier, by a 1950 Ford truck, and with our horses!

We have more stunning locations for wedding photography at our venue than any other. All the images on our website were created by either myself (Regina,) or my talented daughter-in-law, Sierra unless specifically noted with another photographer’s logo. The images on our lower grounds were taken in the areas surrounding the red barn where our dressing areas, chapel, and reception area is located. All of these lovely sites are within a few minutes walking distance from the red barn. Rest assured there are more selections in this area alone than you’ll be able to use on your wedding day. Consider adding photographs with our horses grazing in the background, running behind you, or approaching close enough to touch!

Our mountain view photography and ceremony site is a short 2-minute drive from the main venue area. It’s located at the far side of our 32 acre farm with its own parking area for up to ten cars. The fantasy style fairy shed at this site doubles as a photography prop and shed for 30 wooden folding chairs and wedding decor. Some of our mountain view sites are accessed with a short walk from the view’s parking area, or I can drive you up the hill for an adventurous experience in my Jeep if you book a package that includes it.

The mountain waterfall is a short 8-minute drive to my private home that borders the National Park. There are no permits required and no hiking. I created the waterfall to be accessed on level ground for people of all physical strengths to enjoy. It’s actually a man-made waterfall, but if I didn’t tell you, then you’d never know. This means the flow of water is the same year round, even in the summer when lower rainfall reduces most of the real waterfalls to a trickle. Our waterfall is booked sparingly since it’s close to the Starkey’s Homestead vacation rental. If you book that rental for yourself, however, the waterfall is open for your own use during your stay there.