It's time to welcome newly engaged couples into the fold as they begin planning their 2025/26 weddings with a list of fabulous wedding showcases! Take a glance through some of the most breathtaking venues that Ireland has to offer and register your interest in advance. Who doesn't love an open day?!
The Johnstown Estate
April 24th
For the perfect wedding venue in Meath, look no further than The Johnstown Estate, where Georgian splendour meets modern-day luxury. This 1750s rural residence boasts 120 acres of parkland and overlooks the river Blackwater, with a convenient location set neatly on Dublin's doorstep.
Clontarf Castle
April 27th
With layers of rich history, the 12th-century Clontarf Castle, nestled in the leafy seaside suburb of Clontarf, seamlessly blends the old and the new. With over 800 years of history, their walls have seen generations of wedding celebrations enjoyed and remembered, one of the attributes that makes this unique venue so genuinely special.
To register your interest and book your appointment, contact [email protected] or call +353 1 833 2321.
Ballykealey House
May 11th
Offering a picturesque setting for couples seeking a unique location to host their wedding, Ballykealey House is a venue like no other. With exclusive use of the house and grounds on your wedding day, say your vows under the 100-year-old tulip tree and host your reception in the Sarah Lucia Suite (The very bride the house was dedicated to).
Berit AlitsThe Millhouse
Appointment Only
Built in 1766, The Millhouse is a stunning fifteen-bedroom Georgian Manor House on the banks of the Boyne in Slane, Co Meath. Once considered the largest and finest complex in Ireland. Today, it offers a charming setting for your wedding, a romantic haven in a beautiful garden and river setting.
Emma Kenny WeddingsTo register your interest and book your appointment, contact [email protected].
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