for couples
This comprehensive Smoky Mountain Wedding Venues Guide is your ultimate resource for finding the perfect location for your special day. As a seasoned wedding photographer, I bring years of experience and insider knowledge to this guide. Get inspired with unique ideas for every type of wedding, from grand affairs to intimate elopements.
This multi-page digital download is chock-full of tips, information, and advice. This wedding and elopement guide for couples getting married will detail the Special Use Permit process, provide helpful hyperlinks to important information, aid you in understanding the reservation process for the ever-popular Spence Cabin and the Appalachian Clubhouse, and share with you how to obtain your parking permits. And there is so much more!
Multi-step directions with photos to get you Spence Cabin! The guide provides directions from three main entrances to the Smokies --
Gatlinburg, Townsend, and Wears Valley.
Discover the perfect guide to the arbor measurements at Spence Cabin .
This guide provides you with essential dimensions so you can plan your wedding decorations seamlesly, such as flowers or fabric, to enhance your ceremony aesthetic and provide a cohesive theme to the day.
Whimsical design, easy customization, timeless clipart, and much more. This semi-editable Canva template is excellent for couples seeking marriage at Spence Cabin.
Immerse your guests in the enchanting beauty of the Elkmont with our whimsical and nature-inspired design. It is the perfect blend of elegance and rustic charm.
Whimsical design, easy customization, timeless clipart, and much more. This semi-editable Canva template is excellent for couples looking to get married around the Smoky Mountains.
Immerse your guests in the enchanting beauty of the Smoky Mountains with my whimsical and nature-inspired design. It is the perfect blend of elegance and rustic charm.
for photographers
This 48-page customizable LGBTQ+ Template is the perfect design for a wedding photographer looking to communicate with gay couples about the wedding planning process and their wedding day. Complete with word copy and completely customizable, this multi-page template allows you to use your own photos and brand colors to make this Canva guide template yours.

This LGBTQ+ Template is the perfect design for a wedding photographer or elopement photographer looking to communicate with lesbian couples about the wedding planning process and their wedding day. Complete with word copy and completely customizable, this template gives you a multi-purpose presentation to deliver to your wedding couples.

Welcome to the heart of my creative space – the Erin Morrison Photography Shop. Here, I've poured my passion for storytelling and photography into a collection of premium templates and guides designed to enhance your experience, whether you're a photographer or a client.
Explore the diverse range of customizable Canva templates, each carefully crafted for various occasions. From wedding guides to marketing materials, these templates serve as a canvas for creating personalized narratives that beautifully capture the essence of every moment.
Photographers! Dive into guides that elevate your services, covering everything from client onboarding to seamless session planning.
Eloping Couples! Discover a guide that aids in your planning process for the perfect Smoky Mountain Elopement.
Purchase your template today! Thank you for visiting the Erin Morrison Photography Shop, where every template is a chapter in your one-of-a-kind story.
Oh, hey! Did you know I’m a family photographer, too? 😂
Because judging by my Instagram feed, you might think I photograph weddings exclusively.
Here’s a fun little fact: I photograph around 100 family sessions every year. And yet, you see only a tiny fraction of them.
Why? Well, a lot of my sessions involve little humans. And while I absolutely LOVE sharing the families I photograph, I’m also very aware of those little humans faces.
So, sometimes I photograph a beautiful family, deliver photos that I absolutely adore, and then those photos never make it to social media.
And I’m perfectly okay with that.
Not everything I photograph needs to become content. Some moments are just meant to belong to the people in them.
BUT, I also need to occasionally remind the world that family photography is a HUGE part of what I do. 😂
So, consider this your friendly reminder that I photograph families, I love photographing families, and I have openings for family sessions!
Actually, I have TWO remaining spots available on November 15. And..that’s it for me for the year 🧡
Link in bio to sign up.
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The moment IS the perfection.
As photographers, I think we sometimes get so caught up in creating the “perfect” photograph.
We’re thinking about the lighting, the composition, the background, the angle. We’re moving people into better positions, fixing dresses, adjusting hands, and looking for all the little things that might make a photograph better.
And listen, those things matter. They’re part of our job.
But sometimes, the best thing we can do is get out of the way.
Because the moments I find myself coming back to aren’t necessarily the ones where everything was perfectly placed.
They’re the ones where someone is laughing so hard their face is completely scrunched up. Where a groom is crying before he can even get a word out. Where a bride throws her arms in the air without thinking twice. Where people are yelling, cheering, hugging, and completely forgetting there’s a camera in the room.
The hair might be out of place. Someone might be blocking part of the frame. The lighting might not be ideal. And someone’s expression might not be what we’d traditionally consider flattering.
But the moment? The moment IS perfect.
I think there’s a lot of pressure in wedding photography to create beautiful images. And I love creating beautiful images. But I also think we need to remember that a photograph doesn’t have to be technically perfect to be meaningful.
Sometimes the photograph is good because of everything happening in it, not because of how we photographed it.
And sometimes our job is simply to recognize that something worth remembering is happening right in front of us.
That’s the stuff I want people to have 20 years from now.
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Oh, the light that we had for this Cades Cove elopement.
We started at the Wildlife Overlook and almost completed the loop twice. And honestly, when the light is this good, it’s hard to call it a day. There’s always another stretch of road, another view, or another spot that makes me want to say, “Okay, just a few more.”
That’s one of my favorite things about photographing in Cades Cove. Even in places I’ve photographed plenty of times, the light gives me something different to work with. The same field or mountain view can look completely different from one visit to the next.
John and Kayla, thank you for spending so much time exploring the Cove with me. Nearly two trips around the loop, and I still could have kept going.
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A moment for those black and white images through the years.
Side note: I truly ran out of tags for everyone 🖤
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Same venue.
Different weddings.
Every. Single. Time.
These are all weddings I photographed at @thetrilliumvenue this year. Same stunning Mountain View’s. Same photographer. And yet, not a single wedding looked or felt like another.
Different couples.
Different personalities.
Different colors, flowers, fashion, and traditions. Different weather, lighting, and seasons.
Some days were bright and sunny. Others were cloudy, moody, or rainy. Some celebrations were intimate and quiet. Others were one big party.
And that’s what I love about photographing weddings, even at a venue I’ve worked at countless times.
A wedding venue might provide the setting, but the people are what make the DAY. Their relationships, their decisions, their energy, and all the little moments that happen along the way.
I could photograph another hundred weddings at The Trillium and still walk away with a hundred different stories.
Same place. Never the same wedding.
And that’s exactly how it should be 🧡 #knoxvillephotographer #knoxvilleweddingphotographer #smokymountainphotographer #thetrilliumvenue #trilliumvenuewedding
My last wedding at @thetrilliumvenue for the year was another delightful day on the mountains. Congratulations to Gina and Chris. It was so wonderful to celebrate with you 🫶🏻
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Photographer: @erinm_photography | Second Photographer: @danielleevansphoto | Venue: @thetrilliumvenue | Planner: @idoweddings.kenzie @idoweddings.savannahk @idoweddings.avery | HMUA: @theeffortlessbeauty | Dress: @ivoryandbeau | Suit: @menswearhouse | Videographer: @studiomotionfilms | Floral: @vintage_floral_designs | Catering: @deadendbbqetn | DJ: @stephengoffentertainment | Transport: @elite_event_services | Bartending: @muddleandgarnishbarco | Photobooth: @knox360events
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Knoxville, Tennessee
865.214.7826
erinmorrisonphotography@gmail.com
Office Hours: M-F 8am-5pm | S-S 12pm-5pm
