Smoky Mountain Wedding Photographer

All things Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The following is some of my favorite images from weddings photographed in and around the Smoky Mountains. Thanks for stopping by and checking out my work.

A bride in a long white gown and a groom in a black suit stand holding hands on the hilltop of Magnolia Venue, gazing at a sunset over the forested landscape. The sky is softly illuminated by the setting sun.

A bride and groom stand on a mountain overlook during sunset, captured perfectly by their Smoky Mountain wedding photographer. The bride wears a flowing white gown, the groom in a black suit. They embrace as the sun sets behind distant hills, casting a warm glow over this magical moment.

A bride and groom share an intimate moment in a sunlit clearing surrounded by mist, captured perfectly by a Smoky Mountain wedding photographer. The bride wears a long veil and holds a bouquet, while the groom dons a suit, all against rolling hills and a golden sunset.

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A couple in formal attire holds hands on a hilltop at sunset, their silhouettes beautifully captured by Derek Halkett Photography. The sun casts a warm glow over the landscape, creating a romantic and serene atmosphere perfect for capturing moments with wedding couples.

SMOKY MOUNTAINS

As the #1 most visited National Park in the U.S. and the top wedding destination east of the Mississippi, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is pure perfection for saying “I do.” Take a look at some of my favorite shots from this stunning spot!

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Weddings

From local Knoxville love stories to weddings across the Eastern U.S. and even international celebrations, here’s a sneak peek at some of my favorite moments captured over 13 incredible years.

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A couple stands on a bridge, embracing during sunset. Captured beautifully for the Derek Halkett Photography engagement portfolio, the woman wears a white coat with a fur collar, while the man dons a brown jacket. Bare trees and a hilly landscape form the serene backdrop.

EngagementsENGAGEMENTS

It’s no surprise that the Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranks among the top wedding and engagement spots in the U.S. With its stunning variety of locations—think jaw-dropping mountain vistas, winding trails, flowing rivers, charming bridges, and so much more—it’s got everything couples could dream of for their big day.

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