This website is a photography resource for you if you are getting married in Dublin. We are here to help you make the best possible decisions. Such as the best wedding venues in Ireland. Places to stay and pubs to go to for a pint of Guinness when you are in Dublin. Just make sure to bring your camera as I have discovered, Dublin maybe the smallest capital city in Europe but it has the most diverse landscape and cityscape. With so many great places of historical interest.. Here you will find a travel guide for getting married in Ireland. All within a small and easy to get around area. Get in touch with Shane and try one of his Howth Adventures and enjoy walks along the cliffs and discover the history and folklore of this incredible city founded by the vikings. Or how about visiting the world famous Forty Foot sea swimming area next to the James Joyce Martello Tower. Two other great place to visit during your time in Dublin, particularly if your are interested in whiskey is Teelings Distillery or The Guinness Storehouse. If you enjoy hiking and the outdoors then take a trip to the Dublin and Wicklow mountains for some epic scenic views at Belmont Estate. Or if you just want to settle down for a chat and a few pints then I am big fan of Hogans and The Long Hall on George’s Street or Nearys or McDaids just off the top of Grafton Street. Dublin is full of excellent luxury five star hotels including The Shelbourne and The Merrion Hotel. Another great resource for accommodation and wedding venues in Ireland is the Blue Book. Here you will find many of Ireland’s country house and castle venues. A number of the Blue Book country houses and castles are available for exclusive use for private house parties and stylish weddings. Romantic views in idyllic places of profound beauty. They will provide a wonderful location for your special event.

If you follow me on Instagram you will know I am big fan of sea swimming and saunas. I am also partial to a bit of pilates and trail running in the Wicklow mountains. After having two children we decided it was time to get married and we had a church wedding in Greystones then went on to our reception at the Royal Irish Yacht Club where my wife Emer, arrived to the reception on the yacht she crews on. If you know sailors it was definitely more of a party than a wedding! There are now five of us in the family and we are all big rugby, hockey and athletics fans. We are season ticket holders for Leinster rugby. One of my favourite pastimes is going to live concerts.

If you have some questions or would like to chat without any pressure, please reach out to see if your date is available and let’s start a conversation! We love hearing about your love story. Whether you are planning the wedding yourselves or you are using one of the many great Irish wedding planners. If you are looking for a wedding planner to help you get organised and keep everything on track here are a few to get you started. The team at Waterlilly Weddings. Kate from Perfect Details. Maria from Maria Reidy Events, Olivia Buckley International. Tara Fay Events. If flowers are your thing then I highly recommend the teams at Lamber de Bie and Frog Prince. Although we do videography ourselves because it compliments our approach and style we would also always recommend Emma from Edit House for great contemporary videography. A really important part of your wedding day is the ceremony and to set the right tone you need an experienced celebrant. Someone who can read the room. A celebrant with some gravitas but also someone who has a great sense of humour. I always enjoy working with Romy McAuley or Billy Hutchinson. If you have your ideas for your speech but our worried about how to write it then get in touch with Melanie from Instanza.

I am lucky to have Chris and Hannah also as part of The Portrait Room team and we love traveling Ireland together with fun loving adventurous couples to some of the most incredible wedding venues in the world. Ireland really has everything you need for an amazing wedding.