Calling all cute hoor's & wild belies
Let me paint you a little picture.....
Just imagine you and the love of your life, standing on the edge of the world. The wind carries whispers of old Irish legends, the ground beneath your feet steeped in history. Ireland doesn’t just set the stage for your love story—it becomes part of it and seeps into your pores.
This guide is your invitation to craft an elopement that’s as adventurous and heartfelt as you are.
- Just remember to pack a flash of whiskey will ye.
Top Romantic Elopement Locations in Ireland
Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher......just saying the name feels like poetry, doesn’t it? These cliffs, carved by nature’s hand, offer the kind of backdrop that stays with you forever. Imagine the wind tugging at your veil as the waves crash far below. This is where love feels infinite. Reach out to find out more about Cliffs of Moher elopements.
Three Castle Head
Imagine the romance of ancient Castle ruins set against dramatic coastal cliffs. Three Castle Head is steeped in history and mystery, a hidden gem where every corner whispers a story of love and resilience. Legit one of my most favourite places in Ireland for an Irish castle elopement.
Killarney National Park
If your hearts find peace in nature, Killarney National Park is your sanctuary. Picture a quiet moment by a glassy lake, mountains rising in the distance, and the two of you—lost in each other and found in the moment. (I might have busted vomited a little in my mouth with how romantic that is haha)
Kenmare
Kenmare isn’t just a town—it’s an experience, a colourful town, filled with awesome pubs, even better restaurants and history and scenery that will blow your friggin' mind, finish your elopement off with a night kayak with the bioluminescence - and folks it doesn't get more magical than that
Beara Peninsula
For the couple who’s never been afraid to forge their own path, the Beara Peninsula calls. Wild, rugged, and breathtakingly beautiful, it’s for those who find romance in the untamed. You won't regret this West Cork elopement location.
Bantry House
Bantry house with its manicured gardens and grand architecture are the perfect backdrop for couples who dream of timeless romance paired with a touch of grandeur.
Glengarriff Lodge
Some places feel like they’ve been waiting just for you. Glengarriff Lodge, tucked away in its enchanted forest, is one of them. It’s the kind of spot where every step feels like stepping into a story.
Dingle
Dingle feels like it was made for dreamers. With its cute, colourful streets, sweeping Atlantic views, and cozy Irish charm, it’s the kind of place where love feels celebrated in every corner.
Limehouse Cottage, Glenbeigh
Tucked into the heart of Kerry, Limehouse Cottage feels like a well-kept secret. Perfect for couples who value privacy, this charming retreat lets you immerse yourself in the wild beauty of Ireland while savouring intimate moments together - did I mention it has an outdoor bath?
The Lost Cottage, Glenbeigh
For a love story that feels like it’s written in some cottage core fantasy, The Lost Cottage offers unmatched seclusion and stunning views. With the mountains as your witnesses and the ocean as your soundtrack, it’s the ultimate romantic escape - Head down to Rossbeigh and enjoy a sunset dip
Cahernane House Hotel
Cahernane House Hotel combines old-world elegance with modern romance. Nestled near the breathtaking Ross Castle and the serene ruins of Muckross Abbey, it offers endless opportunities for unforgettable elopement photos.
Ballynahinch Castle
For those who dream of a fairy-tale wedding, Ballynahinch Castle is pure magic. Its majestic setting amidst Connemara’s natural beauty is perfect for couples who want a mix of luxury and adventure, in Ireland's Wild West.
Gregans Castle Hotel
Set in the heart of the rugged Burren, Gregans Castle Hotel feels like stepping into a world of quiet sophistication. With its gardens, cozy interiors, and views that seem to stretch forever, it’s a sanctuary for romantic souls. Say your vows near Poulnabrone, which is the oldest dated megalithic monument in Ireland, now that's a story for the grandkids.
Ard na Sidhe Country House
Overlooking the still waters of Caragh Lake, Ard na Sidhe is a haven of tranquility. Its timeless charm and serene surroundings make it an idyllic choice for an intimate and deeply personal elopement.
Understanding the Costs of Eloping in Ireland
Here’s the truth about eloping: It’s not about cutting corners; it’s about focusing on what matters. Here’s what to expect:
- Venue Fees: €500-€3,000. From intimate hideaways to grand estates, there’s a place for every dream.
- Photographer: €2,000-€5,000. A photographer who understands your love and Ireland’s magic is worth every penny.
- Celebrant/Officiant: €500-€1,000. They’ll set the tone for the promises you make & also offer hand fasting ceremony which is an ancient Irish tradition of tying the knot.
- Hair and Makeup: €200-€500. Because feeling like your best self matters & plus it will say on even in the irish wind and rain (These girls really know what they're doing.
- Flowers: €150-€500. Choose blooms that reflect your story.
- Ireland elopement planner: Hire a planner and take away the burden of stress. Or better yet, get me to secure your vendors for you, after all I have the local expertise.
- Travel and Accommodation: Variable. Whether it’s a cozy cottage or a five-star retreat, Ireland has it all.
Pro Tip: Many venues offer elopement packages that make planning seamless and stress-free, I also offer clients planning packages upon request.
Tips for a Stress Free Irish Elopement
Sure look it, it will be grand
Hire a Photographer Who Gets You: They’ll capture not just the beauty of Ireland but the essence of your connection. Hint - Hire me
Embrace Ireland’s Weather: Rain, mist, or sunshine, it’s all part of the magic. Pack for the unexpected and let it add to the story.
Choose Your Season Wisely: Spring and summer bring lush greens; autumn and winter offer moody skies and cozy vibes.
Secure Your Dream Team Early: Ireland’s best venues and vendors book fast.
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