After a 10 month engagement, Amy and Oran were married in Ballingarry Church, Co. Limerick. Their photographer Cameron Boardman captured perfectly what Amy described as the best part of the day: “The celebration with all our favourite people from all over the world that went on – and on – and on.”
Short hair bridal styles for women who rock! Check out these photos of real brides with short hair and be inspired to ditch the extensions and embrace a beautiful bridal short do! By Karen Birney
Grá Photography takes a very fresh, modern and simple approach to wedding photography.
The Dunloe (formerly Hotel Dunloe Castle) re-opens on 6th April and is the ideal location for a break whether long or short.
The traditional look for a bride was the French manicure – a style that’s classic and always looks elegant and refined. But more and more brides are now opting to mix it up a little by adding some colour to
Couples return home to get married for a variety of reasons; to wed in their family parish, to spend some time at home, or because they’ve fallen in love with a beautiful venue or landscape that can’t be found anywhere else. Mostly however, people choose to return home to get married to ensure that most of their family and friends are present at one of their most important days of their lives. Whatever your reason for returning home to marry, we have some great advice and tips to make sure planning from abroad is smooth and relatively stress free. By Karen Birney
The iconic fashion trends of the ’60s depicted in Mad Men has played its part in the huge vintage wedding trends. It has even inspired these save the dates!
Read our getting married in Ireland made simple guide. Covering the legal state requirements for tying the knot in Ireland.
By Amy Croffey If you decide to take a step back in time for your wedding theme, then there is no better time period than the roaring 1920s. This decade has a certain pizzazz like no other. Made up of
Susann and Barry were married in St Patricks Church in Celbridge with their wedding reception in Carton House, Maynooth. Their wedding photographer was Julie Cummins.
A full list of the designers and articles feature in the WeddingsOnline.ie Buy Irish, Irish Wedding Designer Week.
Your bridesmaids are probably different shapes & colourings, so why not choose bridesmaids dresses to suit them best? Mismatching is a great way to do this.
Spring is here and we’re looking at ideas for seasonal wedding flowers and bouquets. Lynette from Little Daisy Flowers talks us through some options.
Instead of letting your wedding dress gather dust in the attic in the hope that you can pass it on to your daughter in around 30 years, many brides are deciding to wear it one last time for an eccentric photo session known as ‘Trash the Dress’. By Amy Croffey
By Amy Croffey This wedding theme, inspired by our feathered friends, has a bohemian, whimsical feel. Every single part of the wedding can be adorned with these motifs, from centrepieces, to bouquets, to buttonholes, to floral arrangements – the sky really
All you need to know about mastering one of the biggest beauty trends for weddings – the red lip. by Karen Birney
From seating plans, guest lists and your very own bridezilla, Darren Nugent has the ultimate groom survival guide.
Whether you plan on having butterflies as your wedding theme, or just adding a few touches here and there to tie in with your favourite colours, we’ve got inspiration for you!
February 29th is a day to seize. We only get this extra special day once every four years so many look at it as a bonus 24 hours to do something a little less kosher than the norm. Traditionally a leap year is a day when women could propose to a man, a tradition which apparently started here in Ireland! By Karen Birney
Karen and Vincent were married in the Sacred Heart Church Kilmoyley, Co. Kerry, with wedding reception in Ballyseede Castle. Deirdre O’Keefe of DOK Photography captured their chic raspberry and 80s themed day!