Wedding Venues in Ireland

Are you a history fanatic? Have you always dreamt of a Celtic ceremony inside an ancient ruin weathered by time? Ireland’s rich history can been seen on every corner of the island, memories left behind in the form of abandoned ruins. Make your mark and get married in an ancient ruin of a historic castle.

Ireland has a very long and eventful past to look back on. Many old monasteries, churches and once magnificent castles were abandoned or simply forgotten long ago and have since been reclaimed by nature. These ancient abbey ruins make for some of the most unique places for micro weddings in Ireland.

Ireland may not have a beach-friendly climate but its ocean landscapes rival some of the best in the world. The stunning Cliffs of Moher are surely the most well-known attraction with dozens of lovely intimate beaches along its coastline.

Let your love shine as bright as a lighthouse on the darkest, stormiest night. What could be more romantic than saying ‘I do’ in front of this majestic beacon? You will see some truly breathtaking lighthouses dotted along Ireland’s coast.

Thinking about an outdoor ceremony to marry in Ireland? You will find dozens of intimate beaches that are just perfect for a romantic wedding. The best Irish beaches for your Irish elopement are those surrounded by cliffs and astounding rock formations.

Ireland doesn’t get it’s poetic nickname – the Emerald Isle – for nothing! For the outdoorsy and adventurous couples, marrying amidst majestic, century-old trees in a lush green Irish woodland may be the most wonderful and meaningful way to tie the knot.

Get married at Giant’s Causeway, a natural wonder that’s formed of interlocking, hexagonal-shaped, basalt columns left behind after an ancient volcanic eruption some 60 million years ago. One of the only such rock formations on earth, it is a World Heritage Site.

If you’re dreaming of a fairytale wedding at an authentic medieval castle, then Ireland is your ideal wedding destination. With over 30,000 castles and castle ruins, you will have many options for your big day. From luxury castle hotels to small privately-owned castles – there is a perfect one for you!

Cottages, lodges, and country houses in Ireland are historically rich and stunning wedding venues. A rustic lodge or a countryside cottage with a magical scenery are the best places to make your dream wedding in Ireland come true.

Want that raw, authentic Irish wedding experience? Host your post-ceremony reception in a pub! What better way to celebrate your destination wedding in Ireland than with an informal gathering of your best friends and family than ‘down at the local’?

Whether you call them mansions, manor houses, or country estates, Ireland has plenty of these impressive buildings that you can exclusively rent for your wedding! Ireland is home to several stunning properties and boasts a wide variety of styles in its national architecture.

Forget what you’ve known so far about boutique hotels. Besides being small, stylish and typically family-owned, Irish boutique hotels can be defined by three things: incredible surroundings, incredible food and incredible service.

Today, over half of Irish people still celebrate their weddings in a church. If you are a Catholic (or of another Christian faith), finding a suitable church for your wedding in Ireland is a piece of cake. From awe-inspiring cathedrals to quirky village chapels, Ireland has beautiful churches and chapels for a religious ceremony.

You don’t need to go to England to marry in a Downton Abbey style of wedding venue! Ireland proudly boasts a large selection of stately manor houses, impressive mansions, and vast country houses for weddings.

From exclusive manor houses that date back to centuries ago, to medieval castles, a luxurious venue with its own lake, and a 5-star hotel with mountain views, Dublin has a lot to offer for a fairytale wedding that you want! If you prefer serene nature spot where you can recite your vows, there's a scenic peninsula on the north side of Dublin for your unique elopement.