Writing your own wedding vows is one of the most personal things you can do on your wedding day. It’s also, for many couples, one of the most daunting. The good news is that with a bit of time and the right approach, you’ll have something genuinely beautiful to say. Here’s how to get there.
Wedding ceremony music does more than fill silence. It sets the tone, guides the emotion, and gives your guests a sense of who you are as a couple before you’ve even said a word. Choosing it well is worth a bit of thought, and this guide will help you do exactly that.
When it comes to planning your wedding ceremony in Ireland, two of the most popular non-religious options are the civil ceremony and the humanist ceremony. Both are legally recognised, both can be completely personalised, and both can be incredibly meaningful. So how do you choose? Here’s a straightforward comparison to help you figure out which one feels right for you.
Choosing wedding ceremony music can be overwhelming for some couples – today we are sharing the best guidance from five fabulous ceremony musicians with their top three pieces of advice…
Amidst all the dreamy details, it’s easy to get swept up in the moment. But behind every beautifully styled table and perfectly timed song is a team of suppliers – and with them come legally binding contracts and payment terms that you do need to take seriously.
During your time wedding planning, it’s easy to get swept up in all the beautiful details. The adding of personality, the colour scheme and all those little extras that make the day feel uniquely yours are all exciting and fun to plan. That’s completely natural—it’s one of the most exciting times in your life. But alongside the styling choices and inspiration boards, there’s a less glamorous (yet very essential) part of planning that deserves just as much attention: the legal side of booking your suppliers – the wedding contracts.
Getting legally married in Ireland comes with one very important step: registering your intent to marry with the HSE. It’s not the most romantic part of planning a wedding, but it’s absolutely essential.
Irish weddings are steeped in tradition, and it’s easy to see why many couples today choose to incorporate these meaningful customs into their celebrations. Adding Irish rituals to your ceremony is a lovely way to honour heritage while bringing a deeper sense of symbolism and connection to your wedding day.
More and more couples in Ireland are choosing smaller, more meaningful celebrations. An intimate wedding can be every bit as magical as a large one—sometimes even more so. With fewer guests, you can focus on what really matters: your relationship, your favourite people, and creating a relaxed, memorable day.
Our collection of Bible readings for wedding ceremonies includes verses to suit every couple. Some celebrate the bond of romantic love, others reflect on how love comes from God, and a few work beautifully as blessings or declarations of joy and peace. Choose readings that speak to the tone you want for your ceremony and the message you want to share with your guests.
If you didn’t catch our first Q&A series with our Celebrants, you can find it here.
Today we’re sharing more insights into our top Irish Celebrants and Solemnisers – from how they write your marriage script to how they became celebrants in the first place…
Welcome to part one of a huge Q&A with our fabulous Celebrants and Solemnisers – from how they write your marriage script to how they became celebrants in the first place – we’ve got all the answers!
When it comes to creating a wedding ceremony that’s truly personal, storytelling and poetry can work wonders. Whether you’re having a religious, civil, humanist or spiritual wedding in Ireland, including a well-chosen reading (or even a short story about your journey together) adds warmth, humour and meaning to your day.
Since I began my journey as a celebrant in 2018, I’ve seen ceremonies blossom into something far freer and more soulful than ever before – less bound by tradition, and more guided by the heart.
Your wedding ceremony is the heart of your Big Day—so why not make it even more memorable by including the little ones who mean the most to you? Imagine the joy and emotion as your children take center stage, creating a beautiful, heartfelt moment that will bring tears to the eyes of your guests. Including your children in your ceremony not only makes them feel incredibly special but also adds a personal, unforgettable touch to your celebration. Curious about how to make them a part of your big moment? Keep reading for creative ideas and tips!
If you’re looking for non-traditional songs to walk down the aisle to, you’re in the right place!
The great thing about getting married is that it looks different for everyone – we love individuality! If the sound of eloping is top of your agenda right now, amazing, we can’t wait to see how your day unfolds. If Ireland is calling you, no matter where in the world you are right now, we hope these five posts will help you realise your dream Irish elopement…
Planning a symbolic ceremony for your Big Day? You’re in the right place! Today we’re sharing it all, including top tips from Irish wedding celebrants!
Choosing your wedding venue is a big deal and one of the ‘big hitters’ as we like to call them. Once you’ve secured your venue, you’ll be in a great space to send out Save The Dates and start solidifying other wedding plans. Something worth considering is where you actually want to exchange your vows – it’s time to choose your wedding ceremony venue!
Wondering ‘what documents do I need for my HSE appointment?’… check this out!