Irish wedding

Irish wedding traditions date far back in history and many have survived in one form or another today. These Irish wedding traditions were rooted in nature came from folklore and superstitions for …

Jordan & Jacy eloped on St Patrick's Day on the wild & rugged Causeway Coast in Northern Ireland. The weather was typically Irish; we had sun,

Absolutely enamored with this chilly autumn wedding in Ireland. A private castle for you and your guests? What could be more magic? I know, add a horse! Castle Leslie hosts a few on property to ride off into the sunset with. If you’re looking for perfect Irish Fall wedding inspo, look no further! Vendors Venue […]

There’s lots of meaningful ways to bring Celtic and Irish wedding traditions into your day. Bring tradition to your wedding outfits, bridal bouquets and boutonnières. Plan a handfasting ceremony, hire a piper or wear a claddagh ring. Carry lavender, shamrock or a four leaf clover. Use a lucky horses

Hey brides and groomies There is a tradition in Irish weddings called the Wishing Stones or Blessing Stones. Each guest is invited to make a wish for happiness on a stone and toss them into the water. This can be a great idea for your guest book that...

Some say there is nowhere better than the Emerald Isle. For those looking inspiration, check out these powerful Irish wedding blessings for the big day!

We're sharing some of Ireland’s storied influences and how you can bring Irish Wedding traditions to your wedding day.

Nestled within the rolling hills of Ireland, you’ll find an absolute abundance of beautiful wedding venues, often in the form of castles and country homes. The perfect location for a home away from home wedding, a wedding in Ireland will fill your heart with warmth, from their welcoming Irish hospitality and delicious wholesome food to their love of music and of course - the craic. We’ve listed just some of our favourite venues to get you inspired.

Irish wedding traditions run as deep as your Irish roots. Knowing what the Celtic symbols are and the folklore behind them will help you plan and enjoy an Irish wedding.