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This happy couple planned a beautiful summer wedding at Bellingham Castle! They were blessed with a gorgeous sunny day, which meant they could host their ceremony outdoors as planned. To tie their decor and fashion choices together, they included touches of sage green wherever they could. Something we love: their foodie touches! Shane is a chef so he made homemade jams and lemon curds for the guests to take home, and the table numbers were actually names of restaurants they’d visited together. 

“One of the most unforgettable moments was the couple’s sunset photoshoot. As the day softened into evening, they slipped away from the reception for a few quiet minutes together. The sky was awash in shades of gold, blush, and lavender, casting a warm glow over the rolling landscape.”

“We had always intended on having a Summer wedding. May was always going to be a great choice! I wanted my flowers to tie in with my dress and a pop of pastel pink was added to tie in with

Meet Aaron and Jade! This beautiful couple got married in early summer on a beautiful sunny day and describe the environment as happy! The theme they chose was blush pink and ivory, which perfectly matched the gorgeous day.

“We always had in our minds that we wanted something different and wanted a big party and with Italy being our favourite place, we decided on Castello di Montignano in Umbria as our venue. It is a stunning venue in the middle of the Italian countryside where anything goes! We had an outdoor ceremony in the courtyard, we wanted it to feel fresh, classic and simple so all the flowers were whites and green. It was late April so there was plenty of wild flowers in bloom which added nice background colours. Bridesmaids were in a champagne crepe colour and the groomsmen were in tuxes, with Andy in a white tux. Very simple for the dinner flowers, individual white roses, long tables as we wanted it to feel very rustic. All signage was white in colour and simple!”

“Our wedding at Belleek Castle in October was a romantic, vintage-inspired celebration, filled with character and charm. The theme embraced the castle’s history, with details like antique swords, candlelit tables, and nautical elements, perfectly complemented by earthy tones of cream, gold, and warm autumn foliage. My bouquet featured pampas grass, roses, and dried flowers, which added a boho touch to the day. The weather gifted us a bright and crisp autumn light, creating a magical backdrop for our photos.”

“A June wedding, we had a bit of rain in the morning and chose to move the ceremony indoors. The sun came out around noon so everything was dry and sunlit by the time the drinks reception started. Of course, we also got the gorgeous daylight until 10:30pm. We kept to a sage green and dusty pink colour scheme and sprinkled some wildflower design throughout our signage, without doing too much so the florals weren’t overpowering. We told our suppliers that we were looking to achieve a whimsical, fairy-tale, ethereal wedding (and we think we did just that!)”

“We got the end of the heatwave in April so had a lovely bright day for our ceremony and drinks receptions. Taking advantage of the beautiful gardens of the Barn. Our amazing florist, Aoife, from Harvest Blooms created beautiful boho and whimsical flower arrangements for us. The Village Barn has such a wonderful decor already we didn’t really need to add any additional decor which meant less stress for us in the build up!”

Caoimhe embraced a romantic and elegant autumnal theme, blending lush greenery with soft white and ivory florals throughout the décor. The ceremony space featured warm wood paneling, fairy lights, and cascading foliage, creating a magical woodland atmosphere indoors. Bridesmaids wore deep purple dresses, adding a rich seasonal contrast to the overall palette, while table settings were adorned with crystal glassware, vintage-inspired candle holders, and classic white linens.

Lisa and Dave were the third generation in Lisa’s family to marry at The Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin, following in the footsteps of her parents and grandparents. They celebrated with an intimate group of 13 close family members, including a few special cameos from their puppy Zola and Lisa’s nephew Max.

Astrid and Dougie describe their wedding as romantic and very easy going. There was no dress code for the guests to keep everything relaxed and informal. Astrid hand selected the decor herself and had the help of the venue to arrange the flowers and a few more decor items.

Once they got engaged, Hayley and Steven set their wedding date for 31st October, and began planning their Halloween wedding! Sure, they hoped to tie the knot in 2018, then changed plans to welcome their first child. Covid happened, then they welcomed their second child, and eventually chose a new date: Halloween 2024!