HAPPY COUPLES IN IRELAND
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Gloria & Taylor
CLIFF OF MOHER, IRELAND
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Katie & Ryan
GIANT CAUSEWAY, NORTHERN IRELAND
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Charlotte & Max
GIANT CAUSEWAY, NORTHERN IRELAND
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Arely & Josué
NORTHERN IRELAND
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Alex & Diana
GIANT CAUSEWAY, NORTHERN IRELAND
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Grainne & Podge
BURREN CLIFFS, IRELAND
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Charlotte & Max
GIANT CAUSEWAY & DUNSEVERICK, NORTHERN IRELAND
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Paige & Spencer
KINBANE CASTLE & DARK EDGES, NORTHERN IRELAND
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Karina & Torsten
CLIFDEN, IRELAND
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Callie & Zach
WICKLOW NATIONAL PARK
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Hannah & Kent
NORTHERN IRELAND
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Phil & Morgan
WICKLOW NATIONAL PARK
Eloping in Ireland
The island of Ireland seems to be perfect for intimate wedding elopements. Join our happy couples on a journey through the lush greenery of County Kerry, the rugged Cliffs of Moher, or the UNESCO-protected Burren Cliffs. Whether you’re looking to elope in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland, this island is sure to make an impression on you.
The Nature of Ireland
Ireland is a special place, while the weather tends to be gloomy, its landscapes and culture are in contrast vibrant, dynamic, and immensely intriguing. Perhaps you love nature and have seen the serene lakes of Killarney National Park on the internet, maybe you’re a history buff and would love to explore the Rock of Cashel, or you just might be a big fan of Guinness beer and can’t wait to visit its brewery in Dublin. Whatever your reason might be, eloping to Ireland is a beautiful idea for all the adventurous couples who love to think outside of the box.
Hospitality and Irish Wedding Traditions
The warm hospitality of Irish people is sure to charm you. The locals tend to be relaxed, welcoming, and quite funny, especially if you don’t mind some dry humor. Irish have a strong culture and traditions which you can add to your ceremony to make it extra special. In Irish weddings, you can find traditions such as handfasting (tying the knot), traditional Irish music and dance, as well as braided hair with flowers, a symbol of power and luck which can be a beautiful addition to the bride. Also, did you know that Irish brides would traditionally wear blue to their weddings - a color connected to purity? There are also lots of lucky symbols in Ireland that you could incorporate into the ceremony or in your decor, such as the horseshoe, shamrocks, rainbows, and harps.
Weather and the Easiness of Travel
Ireland is also well connected, meaning traveling to and around Ireland is relatively simple, and the great thing is everybody speaks English! So there’s no need to Google translate every sentence when speaking with the locals. Plus, the weather is mild, making it a nice destination to visit no matter the season. Plus, the ever-changing skies and frequent rain showers can add a touch of romance and spontaneity to your wedding photos and create lifelong memories. I mean, we’ve all seen the Notebook, right?
Making Memories in Ireland
Ireland offers a wide range of activities and crazy experiences to make your elopement truly special. From exploring medieval castles and historic sites to scenic hiking trails and cozy pubs with live music, the elopement adventures in Ireland hit differently. For more inspiration, read our blog on eloping in Ireland, and make sure to get in touch with our expert elopement wedding planners, ready to guide you on your journey to becoming a married couple. Congrats!
Interested in an elopement in Ireland? Let’s talk today!
We can’t wait to hear your love story and start planning your very special elopement adventure, somewhere crazy!