Built in 1880 this picture perfect historical church is Port Douglas’ most iconic and photographed building. 

Located in the heart of Port Douglas and set in a tropical park with a huge glass altar window overlooking the Coral Sea and rainforest clad mountains combined with the pictuesque church this sets a postcard perfect scene for your wedding in paradise. 

The charm of a bygone era remains making the Historical St Marys' By The Sea one of,  if not the most popular venue for wedding ceremonies in Port Douglas. Seating up to 100 guest the church is available for intimate and family weddings.  

A unique and perfect venue in Port Douglas to begin life's voyage together.    

The Crystal Wedding Chapel stained glass windows and glass walls provide a panoramic view of lush tropical gardens, ocean views and famous Four Mile Beach.

Perfect for a beachfront wedding ceremony.

The Angsana Great Barrier Reef Chapel, Palm Cove is a purpose-built, non-denominational wedding chapel, located in the magnificent beachfront grounds of the award winning Angsana Resort and Spa - Great Barrier Reef. It is the only purpose built beachfront chapel in Australia.

Its stunning location encompasses a 180-degree panoramic view along Palm Cove beach, the glistening Coral Sea and the surrounding beaches. The all-glass concertina doors to the front and sides allow for an "open air" feel when fully retracted. Alternately, the chapel is fully air-conditioned for comfort when the doors are closed.

The Hilton Blue Horizon Chapel is an exclusive, purpose built, non-denominational wedding chapel situated on the stunning foreshore of the Cairns inlet in the grounds of the acclaimed Hilton Cairns.

This is a state of the art wedding chapel featuring all glass walls with a canopy of sails suggesting a vista similar to a grand sailing ship. The entire chapel is set in a reflecting pond; the bride and groom look out over an infinity waterfall that flows from the reflection pond with views taking in the magnificent grounds of the Hilton Cairns and further on, to the waters of Trinity Inlet.

The Yungaburra Village Chapel is a traditional Queenslander style chapel, reflecting a simple yet elegant blend of old time charm and modern beauty. On first sight, one is taken away by its quiet beauty and tranquil surroundings. The elegantly restored historical wedding chapel features antique style seating, timber floors and dynamic stained glass windows.

Yungaburra is situated on the Atherton Tablelands, just one hour's drive from Cairns and two hour's to Port Douglas. The Yungaburra Village Chapel is a ideal romantic location in the Cairns Highlands allows couples and their guests the complete Wedding package with Boutique Accommodation, Restaurants and the perfect Holiday experience.

Situated quaintly under the Raintrees stands St David's Church.  Built from rocks taken from the banks of the Mossman River, the walls are reminiscent of early colonial buildings with the steep grey rocks bound together with cement.

St David's Church has a proud history and stepping into the old stone church Is like turning back the pages of time.   If there was ever a monument to the strength, fortitude and determination of Mossman's early residents St David's Church is it.

In 1912 construction began with work on the church progressing slowly throughout the years with a number of delays halting construction. World War 2 again halted work and it was not until 1952 that the building was finally finished and dedicated. Quaint and traditional this little country church provides the perfect venue for your wedding vows.

St Mary's Catholic Church is the perfect venue for those seeking a traditional Catholic service and wedding ceremony in a tropical paradise.

Located in Port Douglas this venue is the perfect place to celebrate your love and begin your lives together.

St Andrews' Church in Port Douglas was built in 1986 after a generous gift of a 2 acre church site at Port Douglas together with the sale of the site on which the old Church of St Andrew-by-the-Sea once stood. 

Donations meant that a new St Andrews Church and Hall complex could be built to serve the rapidly developing community of Port Douglas.