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Find the perfect spot for your Autumn Photoshoot on the Mountain

Wedding photos are the one thing that you'll have forever from the big day.

Mount Tamborine has a very moderate climate. The temperature rarely goes above 30 deg C averaging some four or five degrees cooler than the surrounding lowlands in Summer, and in the winter there is only the occasional frost in protected valleys. The annual rainfall is about 1,550 mm falling mainly between December and March.

Planning your wedding, whether you have two years or three months to do it, can be stressful. If like us, you make endless lists in your head (or on a scrap of paper) only to forget them minutes later, then our Ultimate Wedding Checklist is for you. It's a step-by-step wedding planning timeline of all the main things you need to do to pull off a fabulous wedding day. Wedding planning can be daunting, between doing the research, managing the budget, and working out what to do when.

The story of how you proposed will hopefully be told to friends and strangers for the rest of your lives, so make it a good one! Women often say that the second they realize what is happening they get so overwhelmed with emotion they forget everything he said. To ensure that the memories of why you love her and want to marry her are captured forever, try incorporating a personal keepsake into your proposal and find a way to capture the moment. When you spend a lot of time planning a proposal, you want to make sure to remember every detail of the big day. If you want the best pictures possible, engage a professional photographer. If you are happy with the photographers work, you can then also engage him or her for your wedding photography, giving you peace of mind that everything will be captured the way you like it. The best proposals are the ones that have special meaning for the two of you. To get you thinking of how best to go about it, here are some ideas for you to start from...