An umbrella trellis would work.

We have both a Chinese and Japanese wisteria pruned as trees. We also have a couple of honeysuckle vines - which we grow as vines on chainlink fences. The honeysuckle’s stems are far less woody/thinner than the wisteria stems so need a constant support structure - even the wisterias needed sturdy supportin their first 5 years or so! If you want the honeysuckle to be more tree-like, start with a honeysuckle shrub rather than a vine. That will be more sturdy and easier to keep pruned to a couple of woody stems. Or design and have built a sturdy metal tree-shaped climbing frame for the vine.

cecily 7A I've been gardening for decades and never heard of umbrella trellis before- so looked it up and that's a great idea.

woodyoak so true the woody stems are so much thinner in honeysuckle which i have to consider. I love honeysuckle when it grows on chainlink...reminds me of my old neighborhood where I rescued this bit of this honeysuckle from before they tore it all down.