Hello! I’m Hattie, your Irish destination wedding planner
- ✓ American living in Ireland for 10+ years
- ✓ Degree in events management
- ✓ Intimate knowledge of Irish culture
- ✓ Die-hard romantic!
My own love story brought me to Ireland, so I’m thrilled to be sharing the beauty of my adopted country with couples who are marking this special chapter of theirs.
We highly recommend the team at Peach Perfect Weddings for anyone looking to get married or renew their vows in Ireland!
— Maegan & Zach
Small ceremonies, big impact
When planning your wedding from across the Atlantic, you want reassurance that your planner totally gets your vision. I’m that planner: here to create your ideal small wedding, elopement, or vow renewal.
Elopements
Typically 2-12 people: The ultimate in romance! Affirming your commitment to each other, either just by yourselves or with a select number of loved ones.
Micro weddings
Typically 20-60 people: This has all the parts of a traditional wedding that you want to include, but with a pared-down guest list.
Intimate weddings
Typically 15-40 people: Say your vows with your closest family and friends in a venue that’s exclusively yours for the day.
Vow renewals
Typically 2-8 people: Whether with a church blessing, in a historic building, or outside in one of Ireland's rich landscapes, there are lots of options for vow renewals.
Our Peach Perfect couples
My wedding planning services
Book me and I'll be your end-to-end wedding planner in Ireland, organizing every element of your celebration. This includes:
Venue selection and management
I'll match you with your ideal wedding venue, then be in charge of getting everything sorted. All you'll have to do is sign their contract and pay invoices when sent to you.
Vendor sourcing and booking
I'll select the ideal vendors for you from my trusted network of Irish contacts, then Peach Perfect Weddings will deal with the majority of the admin.
Ceremony planning
The centerpiece of your wedding! I'll be on hand to guide you through choosing and planning your ceremony, including organizing a celebrant or officiant.
Legal paperwork where required
If you’re planning to have a legally binding wedding in Ireland, I'll help you organize the forms you need for this element of your celebration.
Reception planning
Want an intimate dinner in a restaurant? Or a joyous ceilidh in an Irish pub? However you want to celebrate, I'll organize all the elements, including catering and entertainment.
On-the-day coordination
If needed, I'll be there on your wedding day, ensuring the whole day unfolds seamlessly with all of the elements exactly as planned.
It was such a breeze, and I loved how customizable the package was. Really a perfect experience.
— Kayla & Eli
Creating your wedding package
My end-to-end planning services are delivered via all-inclusive but customizable wedding packages. You can choose one of my ‘off-the-shelf’ options or use our step-by-step tool to create your own. Whichever you opt for, I'll organize all the services you put in your package.
- ✓ Wedding Planning
- ✓ Celebrant & Officiant
- ✓ Photography & Video
- ✓ Flowers & Decor
- ✓ Hair & Make-up
- ✓ Music & Entertainment
Working with Peach Perfect was an actual dream come true. We highly highly highly recommend the entire Peach Perfect team.
— Rita and Craig
Location, location, location
It might be that you have Irish heritage. Or you love Ireland’s rich history, or are drawn to its unforgettable landscapes. Whatever your reason for choosing it, there’s a location to match – here are just a few for inspiration.
County Cork
With the cosmopolitan city of Cork at its heart, Ireland’s largest county is where you’ll find colourful fishing villages, lushly green hills and valleys, mountain passes, windswept beaches, and a very warm welcome.
The Cliffs of Moher
Found in County Clare in the west of Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher offer panoramic views across the Atlantic Ocean and out to the Aran Islands. A truly epic spot for a wedding that’s anchored in natural beauty.
Dublin
There aren’t many capital cities that have mountains, the sea, and a river right on their doorstep. Combine this with the buzz of a city that’s full of creativity and craic, and you’ve got a wonderful spot for a destination wedding.
The Dingle Peninsula
For those who want a dramatic wedding backdrop, this south west peninsula delivers. Twisting roads and paths hug a dramatic coastline, where the wild Atlantic pounds the rocks and the salty breeze stirs your heart and soul.
Get in touch with Hattie
Ready to talk weddings? Use our step-by-step contact form tell me how you envisage your small big day, shortlist venues, and get an instant quote.
Let’s find your perfect venue
You can shortlist your venue from the selection on our website, which are handpicked to showcase the country’s very best hospitality for small weddings, or ask me to find your perfect match. Here are some of my favorites.
The vision we had for our special day really came to life because of Peach Perfect.
— Ranae & Zach
Got a date?
If you haven’t already decided on your wedding date, I’m on hand to help you decide when it's the best time of year to tie the knot.
Spring
In March to May, Ireland starts to be carpeted with a swathe of wildflowers, while fresh green leaves are unfurling on the trees. If you’d love an outdoor ceremony, opt for late April or May for the best chance of sunshine. And, of course, 17th March is St Patrick’s Day!
Summer
In the summer months of June to mid September you can enjoy an average temperature of 60-65°F (16-18°C), and you may even be lucky to get some super sunny days in the low 70s °F. Daylight lasts until around 10pm in midsummer – perfect for those golden hour photoshoots.
Autumn
Late September and October are beautiful months for weddings. It’s still warm, the leaves are turning, and there’s this dreamy aesthetic and vibe that’s unique to the season. There are also fewer tourists and local vacationers, so you can enjoy off-peak rates for venues and hotels.
Winter
The ideal time of year to get married in an historical venue in front of a roaring log fire! But you can also wrap up warm to get some atmospheric al fresco photos. December is busy with Christmas activities, but January and February are the cheapest months for wedding venues and vendors.
Irish wedding ceremonies
There are four types of wedding ceremonies you can have in Ireland. All legally binding ceremonies require you to obtain a Marriage Registration Form at least three months before.
Civil
Performed by a registrar, this ceremony is at a register office or licensed wedding venue. Civil ceremonies follow a specific format and cannot include any religious or spiritual elements.
Secular
Secular ceremonies, such as humanist or Celtic, are legally binding when performed by a registered secular solemnizer. These can take place in any location.
Religious
Ireland recognizes any wedding ceremony performed by registered solemnizers nominated by their religious body, which are usually held in the place of worship.
Symbolic
Have the legal ceremony in your home country and then opt for a symbolic ceremony in Ireland. This is performed by the person of your choice and is infinitely customizable.
Kind words from our couples
"We contacted Peach Perfect Weddings after reviewing several elopement sites online. From day one their service has been nothing but amazing."
"Peach Perfect took care of everything for my wife and I. All of their vendors from the photographer, to the hair stylist, to the coach driver were absolutely top notch!"
"Our experience with Peach Perfect was clear, communicative, and made wedding planning overseas as easy as possible! [...] it was an experience beyond our wildest dreams!"
The person behind the planner
A chance encounter in an Arizonan ski resort led me to my happily-ever-after. I’d love to hear how I can help you create a unique wedding day in Ireland to mark the start of yours.
Best thing about being a planner?
Hearing everyone’s love stories. I always find it so beautiful that, despite everything else that’s happening in the world, people want to share their love with others.
Favorite place in Ireland?
Ballybunion in Kerry. My husband’s family has had a holiday home here for over 40 years, and it’s where we spend our summers. I have this amazing sense of serenity when I’m on the beach there.
Go-to dish?
I’m such a foodie so I have loads! My cooking involves a lot of spice – that’s the Arizonan in me, so my mom and sister-in-law who live in Mexico send over ingredients that I can’t get here. The dishes we eat for Thanksgiving are also some of my favorites. Each year I host this holiday for my Irish family and cook for them, which is always a special moment.
Hobbies and interests?
My family, being in nature, and being creative are all incredibly important to me. I enjoy reading any type of book – escaping with fiction and learning with non-fiction – and I’m part of a book group for moms. You’ll also find me curled up on the sofa watching movies – each year I always make sure I see all the Oscar-nominated movies.
Best thing about living in Ireland?
The people – they’re so kind. Family is so important to the Irish, and I also love how everyone is always down for a good time.
Let’s talk weddings!
Use our step-by-step enquiry form to tell me about your plans, create a wedding package, and contact me to schedule a no-obligation consultation call.