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Honeymoon session · Nashville
In short
Honeymoon session in Nashville starts at $395: 90 min on location with a photographer who works in Nashville, and 50 edited photos delivered to a private gallery within 5 business days.
Why choose Honeymoon session in Nashville?
A honeymoon session in Nashville is a 90-minute sunrise or sunset shoot at two locations, one of them away from the hotel, returning 50 retouched images within five business days, priced from $395. Newlyweds who honeymoon in Nashville spend most nights downtown, so the second location is worth spending on quiet woodland. Radnor Lake State Natural Area, about 20 minutes south of Broadway, gives that contrast, and its rules set the timing of a sunset session more than the light does.
Worth knowing about Nashville
Radnor Lake State Natural Area in Nashville prohibits going off trail or road for any reason, photography included, bans weddings and musical instruments, bars drones under Tennessee law, and requires every vehicle to be gone before dark. A honeymoon session there ends at the parking lot by dusk, with the neon half of the evening shot downtown afterwards.
What does the session in Nashville look like?
- Radnor Lake State Natural Area
- Still water and hardwood trails for the quiet half of the session, photographed from the trail and road only.
- Downtown rooftop or Lower Broadway
- The newlyweds’ hotel neighborhood after sunset, in neon, as the second location.
What does honeymoon session in Nashville include?
- 50 retouched photographs
- Sunrise or sunset session, planned around your location
- Two locations, including one away from the resort
- Private online gallery within 5 business days
- Print release for personal use
FAQ — Honeymoon session in Nashville
Can a Nashville honeymoon session be photographed at Radnor Lake?
Yes, within the Radnor Lake State Natural Area rules. Photographs are taken from trails and roads only, since going off trail to photograph or reach the lake shore is prohibited. Drones and musical instruments are banned, and every car must leave before dark, so a sunset honeymoon session at Radnor Lake ends early.
Sunrise or sunset for a honeymoon session in Nashville?
Sunrise suits newlyweds who want Nashville’s woodland or murals without other visitors, and sunset suits couples who want to finish downtown in neon. A 90-minute Nashville honeymoon session at sunset can start at Radnor Lake and end on Lower Broadway after dark, since the lake’s lot must be empty by nightfall.