The weather forecast for Joel and Sara's Denmark wedding day was for non-stop rain, so waking up on the Saturday morning to blue skies was a lovely surprise. And as it turned out the five minutes of rain we had all day produced the most magnificent double-rainbow at just the right moment - thank you weather gods!

So there is a new kid on the block as far as local wedding venues go - Torbay Hill Function Centre is now available for weddings and functions, and surely has to have the best view on the south coast of the Great Southern. Rachel and Jarrod had the honour of being their first wedding clients and held both their ceremony and their reception here. Definitely one to check out!

Any man who flies secretly to the other side of Australia and back to buy the engagement ring that his beautiful girlfriend has fallen in love with in a magazine, has to be a keeper! Once I heard that story, I knew this wedding was going to be romantic and very special.

Over the last eight years or so, I’ve photographed weddings all around Denmark and anyone who’s ever been here knows that this is a particularly beautiful part of the world, with so, so many photogenic locations. Recently, at Rachel and Josh's I discovered another of Denmark’s hidden treasures, tucked away along a laneway I’d never even noticed was there before. And that was where our beautiful bride was lucky enough to grow up.

There's nothing quite as intimate (or as romantic!) as an elopement. Melissa and Matt created their perfect day, starting at the beautiful William Bay Cottages and finishing with a romantic private dinner at Pepper & Salt Restaurant created for them by chef Silas Masih who had opened the restaurant especially for the occasion.