Best Proposal Locations – Chattanooga, TN

We’ve listed the best proposal locations in Chattanooga.  A mountainside overlook, cascading waterfall, or local landmarks create the perfect backdrop for these intimate moments. 

 

Drawing attention to some of the area’s best proposal locations, this list helps make it easier for current and future clients to find the right spot.  And the great thing about proposals is that they don’t have to be on a weekend, meaning the spot you choose will be less crowded. Want to learn more about capturing your surprise proposal? Drop us a line and tell us more about you!

 

 

Snooper’s Rock

Snooper’s Rock – Tennessee – a state forest located 45 minutes from downtown Chattanooga, this overlook is one of the most loved locations in the Scenic City.  It’s best known for its insane sunrises overlooking the Tennessee River, but anytime is gorgeous here. It’s becoming more popular and with our expertise on capturing elopements and weddings here, we can help you plan the perfect surprise proposal.

 

Walnut Street Bridge

Walnut Street Bride – one of the longest pedestrian-only bridge in the United States, people come from all over to see the iconic blue of this bridge. Stretching across the Tennessee River from Frazier Avenue over to the Hunter Museum, there’s so much to see. It’s no wonder we capture most of our proposals here – it’s easy to blend into the crowd, making it easy to snap the surprise!

 

Cloudland Canyon

Cloudland Canyon, Lookout Mountain – a Georgia state park, Cloudland Canyon has easy hiking trails and several great spots for a surprise proposal. You can hike down to the base of the iconic waterfall or at the top, with views of the valley. Fall seems to be the most popular time for a proposal here, because the leaf color is so intense.

 

Hunter Museum Overlook

Hunter Museum Overlook – also knowns as the 24 Hour Plaza, right by the Walnut Street Bridge, this overlook gives a gorgeous backdrop to proposal. Some clients even have families stand on the bridge to get a distant view of the moment, creating some really special and fun shots. The great thing about Hunter Museum overlook, is that you can stroll around the area and get even more beautiful shots with the TN Aquarium in the background and architecture of the museum.

 

Renaissance Park

Renaissance Park – connected to Coolidge Park, Renaissance Park is a favorite because you can have a picture perfect backdrop of the Chattanooga skyline. With a small dock jutting over the TN River, you can have the Walnut Street Bridge, TN Aquarium, and Lookout Mountain all in the frame behind you. And after the proposal, you can walk through the park, giving you a more remote and woodland feel, even though you’re right in the city.