Wedding Celebrants & Registered Solemnisers in Ireland

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Your ceremony is the heart of the day, and the right celebrant shapes how it feels. weddingsonline lists 48 wedding celebrants and registered solemnisers across Ireland, covering legally binding civil and religious ceremonies as well as humanist and spiritual ceremonies tailored to you.

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Listings, prices and reviews updated September 2026

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Find Wedding Celebrants and Registered Solemnisers for your wedding blessing and civil ceremonies in Ireland.

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Top reviewed wedding celebrants & registered solemnisers in Ireland, 2026

 

Ruth Healy - Humanist Celebrant and SolemniserCo. Mayo

5.0 from 66 verified couple reviews
“Ruth was incredible. I am not exaggerating when I say that after the ceremony, every single guest and family member came up to us to say how fantastic she was!!!! They are still talking about it months later. Ruth made...”Sarah Holden
 

Catherine Lewis Celebrant & SolemniserCo. Tipperary

5.0 from 80 verified couple reviews
“Catherine was so professional and made us feel so comfortable. The service that she gave was so personal which made the service one that we will never forget. I would highly recommend Catherine.”Mary O'Connor
 

LoveJoWeddings - Celebrant & Registered SolemniserCo. Wexford

5.0 from 90 verified couple reviews
“We got married on 28/08/2026 and Jo had the most special ceremony for us. We got so many compliments on how personal and enjoyable it was. Jo was always at the end of the phone if we had any questions along the way. She...”Anna Murphy
 

Creative Ceremonies - Trisha Bonham Corcoran - Registered SolemniserCo. Meath

5.0 from 119 verified couple reviews
“Trisha thank you so much for being our celebrant at Ballybeg House! My sister had recommended you after being at a friend’s wedding last year and I am so glad we chose you. Even though we were organising the wedding...”Eileen Drew
 

Brian Twomey Wedding Celebrant and Registered SolemniserCo. Cork

5.0 from 88 verified couple reviews
“Brian made it so easy , he did the small touches which made the ceremony so personal as well as being funny and light at the Anglers. Professionally Brian is brilliant our family and friends loved him . I can't speak...”Marnie & Mark Sheehan

Choosing a celebrant or solemniser

First, decide what kind of ceremony you want and whether it needs to be legally binding on the day. A registered solemniser can legally marry you; some couples handle the legal element separately and have a celebrant lead a personalised ceremony. Either way, meet or speak to your celebrant beforehand to make sure their style suits you.

Ask how much the ceremony can be personalised, whether they help write it, how far they travel, and whether they are available for both your date and your rehearsal.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a celebrant and a registered solemniser?
A registered solemniser can perform a legally binding marriage in Ireland. A celebrant leads and personalises the ceremony, but unless they are also a registered solemniser the legal marriage must be registered separately. Always confirm which you need.
How far in advance should I book a celebrant?
Popular celebrants book up twelve months or more ahead for peak dates. Giving the required notice to the registrar is a separate legal step, so start early.
Can our ceremony be personalised?
Yes. Most celebrants work with you to shape the readings, vows, rituals and tone so the ceremony reflects your story. Ask each celebrant how much input you will have.
Do celebrants travel to our venue?
Most travel to your ceremony location, with a fee sometimes added for longer distances. Confirm coverage when you enquire.