We stayed just outside of Dubrovnik and had wonderful views over one of the bays of Adriatic sea.

Dubrovnik Old Town is a melting pot of history and grandeur.

The terracotta roof tiles are dominating the skyline and make a wonderful combination with all the limestone buildings and a great contrast to the Adriatic sea.

We climbed the walls of Dubrovnik and even it was hot, still enjoyed the walk around the perimeter. It was mesmerising as you could witness the intricate design of the ancient city.

Further south the coast, there is a beautiful town of Cavtat that was so peaceful. Its harbour side was nestled amongst the pine trees.

We loved spending the afternoon there and watching the sunset over the calm waters.

For anyone who loves bays and rocky shoreline, this is a perfect destination! And we can see why it would be an ideal destination for a wedding in Croatia.

The bustle of the west coast opened our senses. The shops and restaurants were incredible.

My love for surfing took us to world renowned Uluwatu peninsula. It does not get much better for a surfer and a photographer in Bali!

The colours of the lush green cliffs balancing above the turquoise ocean and perfect waves, for me, has to be paradise.

Ubud has become a mecca for spiritual travellers where health and the wellbeing are in perfect balance.

The Hindu customs and temples have made such an impression to visitors that this is such a vibrant hub to really explore another side to life.

A life where we can understand that happiness and wealth actually are in these moments. They lie deep in our consciousness and remain as a rich memory we have forever.

I’d always known of this mysterious island at the bottom of India, because a friend at school went there when we were very young and told us stories of jungle, elephants and tropical beaches. Those stories always remained in my mind.

I believe Sri Lanka is a destination that encompasses all the characteristics of its big brother – India into a small island, but yet so unique.

The inland trip took us to some of the UNESCO sites and it amazed us to see so many at close proximity! They were so mesmerising in ancient antiquity that the country starts to hypnotise you with its magic.

We moved around easily on the rail system that is so nostalgic and full of atmosphere as we passed through a lush interior. The tea plantations founded by the British in the 1800s together with the highlands are a patchwork of manicured hillsides and colourful tea pickers.

To the South beaches cleanse the soul from the heat and the bustle of the interior and on reflection, one realises Sri Lanka has a perfect balance to life!

If you are thinking of getting married in Sri Lanka, then get in touch! We would love to hear from you.