A setting for your story
Unusual places for a day of your own.
15 venues to explore, all across Ireland.
15 venues to explore
Showing venues with a confirmed reception capacity for your guest count. Other capacities are still being researched.
Dublin / Dundrum
A working farm and garden estate in Dundrum. Weddings can move from a ceremony in the Walled Garden to dinner in Airfield House or Overends Kitchen, with seasonal food central to the celebration.
Venue illustration
Antrim / Whitehead
A family-run wedding barn on the County Antrim coast, with sea views and gardens on the edge of Whitehead. Celebrations centre on the rustic barn, with on-site guest rooms in Altahammond House.
Laois / Ballintubbert
A country house and garden venue in Ballintubbert, County Laois. Weddings use a circular marquee on the Great Lawn and the orchard's Tabernacle, with bedrooms in the house and garden wing and yurts in the grounds.
Venue illustration
Wicklow / Ballinglen
A country house wedding venue with gardens, a ceremony room and a Victorian-style reception marquee. A stone courtyard, private bar and accommodation bring the celebration together on one property.
Venue illustration
Tipperary / Coolbawn
A lakeside village resort with a harbour, waterfront terraces and wedding spaces overlooking the marina. Receptions take place in the Lakeshore Pavilion or smaller drawing rooms, with rooms, suites and lodges for guests staying on site.
Clare / Doolin
A village hotel at Fitz Cross in Doolin, with an Eco Barn for weddings. Celebrations have exclusive use of the hotel and a choice of sit-down meals, buffets and evening street-food menus.
Venue illustration
Kilkenny / Kilkenny
A city-centre hotel with the Langton Ballroom, Garden Room and Set Theatre. The theatre can host a civil ceremony or wedding reception, offering a distinctive setting alongside the hotel's traditional spaces.
Venue illustration
Meath / Oldcastle
A historic house and garden estate beneath the Loughcrew Hills. Weddings can use the main house, the smaller Millhouse or outdoor spaces, with ceremonies in the open-air church or beneath the lime-tree avenue.
Venue illustration
Fermanagh / Kesh
An island wedding venue on Lower Lough Erne, reached by a short ferry crossing. Couples can use indoor or outdoor ceremony spaces, celebrate in the Willow Suite and stay close to their guests in the island accommodation.
Venue illustration
Westmeath / Castletown Geoghegan
An alternative country wedding venue combining vintage character and natural surroundings. A collection of tin huts, shepherds' huts and other unusual accommodation gives celebrations a distinctive overnight setting.
Venue illustration
Down / Greyabbey
A restored stone church on Strangford Lough with a vaulted main room, lounge bar, orangery and terrace. The same room can host a ceremony and wedding banquet, with views across the water between celebrations.
Longford / Abbeyshrule
A family-run inn beside the Royal Canal in Abbeyshrule, combining a bar, restaurant and guest accommodation. Weddings are among its private celebrations, with tailored menus and a larger function room overlooking the canal.
Venue illustration
Meath / Kilmessan
A former railway junction in the Boyne Valley, with gardens and buildings adapted for weddings. Couples can use the outdoor Turntable or indoor Carriage Suite for a ceremony, then dine in the restored locomotive workshop.
Venue illustration
Westmeath / Tyrrellspass
A wedding venue tucked behind Willies Bar in Tyrrellspass. Its courtyard, gardens, ceremony Sanctuary and Orangery lead to a barn dining room with panoramic windows, mismatched chairs and antique chandeliers.
Venue illustration
Antrim / Broughshane
A restored mill beside the River Braid, with brick vaults, exposed beams and private riverside grounds. Weddings move between ceremony spaces, the light-filled Wool Hall for dinner and a separate setting for dancing.
No venues match these filters. Remove a selection above or widen your search.
