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Weddings in Ireland
Getting married? Let Ireland wow you with the beauty of the landscape, the irresistible warmth of the people and the incredible range of places to say “I do”
Romance runs deep in Ireland, and with our enchanting landscapes and legendary love stories, you won’t find a better backdrop to your big day. There are secluded chapels and lakeside retreats, sumptuous castles and glamorous country houses, windswept beaches and ancient ruins. But what also helps to set Ireland apart as a top wedding destination is the people. Famously friendly, warm and welcoming, the locals on the island of Ireland will treat you like an old friend and make sure your big day is a special one.
Weddings in Ireland
L-R: Montalto Estate, County Down; Wineport Lodge, County Westmeath; Powerscourt Estate, County Wicklow; Lough Erne Resort, County Fermanagh
The proposal
You need an epic backdrop for a moment like this – one that fits the drama of the occasion. And that’s where Ireland comes in, because when it comes to amazing places to propose, this beautiful island has got you covered. There are landscapes that will make your heart soar, such as the Killarney Lakes in County Kerry; picture-perfect gardens that bloom with gentle beauty such as Mount Stewart in County Down; and secluded islands where traditions thrive and nature feels untamed, such as Clare Island in County Mayo. We’ll provide the scenery. The rest is up to you…
Proposal hotspots
Set the scene and pop the question at these top beauty spots around the island.
The wedding
So you love the idea of getting married in Ireland but you’re wondering when is the best time for a wedding? Luckily for you, Ireland is blessed with four distinct seasons, each with its own beauty. Yes, summer is beautiful but imagine the soft greens of spring, the vivid foliage of autumn and the roaring fires of winter. There’s no such thing as a bad time to tie the knot here!
Speaking of tying the knot, did you know that the origin of that phrase is thought to come from the ancient Celtic ceremony of handfasting, where cords were wrapped around the couple’s hands to signify union? Maybe you’ll decide to bring this ancient ritual into your own ceremony.
Alternatively, you can choose from church weddings, civil ceremonies, simple blessings or humanist celebrations... there are so many ways to get married in Ireland, you’re sure to find the perfect option for your big day.
Need some wedding advice?
From the weather to the paperwork, here’s what you need to know for the perfect Ireland wedding.
While the food, the “craic”, the late-night sing songs all play a role, it was the Irish hospitality that blew my guests away.
Orla Omar
Drenagh House, County Londonderry
5 proposal spots around Ireland
Great Ireland wedding venues
Here's a sample of some of the most romatic venues from around the island
Dromoland Castle Hotel
Surrounded by 500 acres of unspoiled parklands, 16th Century Dromoland Castle Hotel in County Clare, is steeped in a thousand years of eventful history, with a Championship Golf Course, Spa and a host of country pursuits just 13km from Shannon International Airport along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Clare
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The Merchant Hotel
Situated in the heart of Belfast city centre's historic Cathedral Quarter, The award-winning 5 AA Red star Merchant Hotel is a harmonious blend of Victorian grandeur and Art Deco inspired sleek modernity with award-winning restaurants and cocktail bar, a tranquil spa and rooftop gym and hot tub.
Belfast
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Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort
The five-star Adare Manor is set on a magnificent 840 acre estate in the heart of the picturesque village of Adare, County Limerick. Adare Manor offers unique Castle accommodation, the best of contemporary food and impeccable hospitality.
Limerick
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Borris House
A beautiful and historic Irish country house, Borris House is located in some of the most spectacular scenery Ireland has to offer. Known as a jewel in the crown of Carlow, it is popular Irish attraction both locally and across the country.
Carlow
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The Guildhall
Fashioned in neo-gothic style, the Guildhall is one of the most striking buildings in the North West and was originally built in 1887. The building now boasts a multifaceted tourism experience providing a central hub for visitors exploring the city
Derry~Londonderry
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Killruddery House & Gardens
Killruddery House & Gardens near Bray in County Wicklow has been home to the Brabazon Family, the Earls of Meath since 1618. The gardens are some of the oldest in Ireland, providing an impressive destination for relaxing and leisurely walks.
Wicklow
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Montalto Estate
Montalto Estate in Ballynahinch is a mystical and enchanting estate, set in magnificent natural surroundings. Visitor experience includes access to the estate's beautiful gardens; historic walks and trails and an exciting play area where children can engage, explore and learn.
Ballynahinch
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Ballyvolane House
Ballyvolane House is an historic Irish country house that provides luxury accommodation and salmon fishing on the River Blackwater, located in the countryside of North Cork.
Cork
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Belle Isle Castle
Nestling close to the water's edge and set within a landscape of lakes and islands of gently rolling hills and fragrant woods, Belle Isle Castle provides self catering or fully catered accommodation.
Lisbellaw
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