The outcome? Dreamy photos that’ll be the centre of attention at your cocktail reception. Skip the usual suspects for these landscapes less explored.

1. Iceland

If you’re looking for variety in your album, Iceland’s dramatic landscapes of alpine peaks, volcanoes, waterfall, glaciers, ice caves, the Northern Lights offer it in spades.

2. Isle of Sky, Scotland, United Kingdom

Its rugged coastline, rolling hills, lochs, and waterfalls, old castles and cliffs overlooking the choppy seas, set the scene for a dramatic shoot.

3. Cappadocia, Turkey

While it’s not as glamorous as its capital Istanbul, Cappadocia offers several stunning photo-worthy sites that make it a favourite with couples and influencers. Apart from the view of the majestic hot air balloons in the sky, there’s something about the rose-coloured sunset in the historic city.

4. Yosemite Park, California, USA

Mac users should be familiar with the national park’s towering peaks, and gorgeous rose-tinted sunsets. But even if you’re on Windows, the Park’s rugged and expansive landscape will leave you with an album (and holiday experience) you’ll never forget.

5. Jeju Island, South Korea

Known as the "Hawaii of Asia", Jeju Island in South Korea is famed for its picturesque scenery with brightly coloured canolas and cherry blossoms, vibrant and dazzling sunflowers in summer, silver grass and the mesmerizing foliage in autumn, and romantic camelia flowers in winter.

6. Coromandel Peak, New Zealand

One of the most breathtaking spots in New Zealand, Coromandel Peak offers an unrivalled view of lake and mountain any time of the year. Plan your shoot in the evening for the glorious golden rays, and watch the sun go down over the horizon for the perfect ending to your wedding shoot.