A laid back wedding at The Millhouse Slane | Roisin & Sean
1. If I would ever make a list of the coolest wedding venues in Ireland The Millhouse in Slane would be definitely on it
2. If I would ever make a list of the most laid-back couples I worked with then Roisin and Sean would be at the top.
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Wedding at the Millhouse
Summer wedding at Ballintaggart House - Dingle | Hazel and J.R.
Visiting Dingle was like going on a small adventure. The long drive was recompensated
by stunning views and a wedding that screams WOW. Ballintaggart House is that kind
of venue that lets their couple create a wedding day that truly represents their style and taste.
Hazel and J.R. were no exception and made their day special and authentic to them -
a beautiful outdoor ceremony, a visit at stunning and windy Conor Pass, an incredible first dance
followed by an epic dance party. I'm so honoured and happy to share this wedding and looking forward
to visiting this part of Ireland more often.
Photo shoot at the Irish cliffs | N + M | Windy Slieve League
Photo shoot on Slieve League in Donegal was on my bucket list for a long time.
These Irish cliffs are one of the highest in Europe. Views from there are simply
spectacular. The most challenging for me and also Nile and Maggie was the wind!
Ireland likes to surprise with a little bit of rain and wind, but this time it felt like a hurricane.
We had to be very careful, Slieve League cliffs are extremely rough and hilly. I had to shoot
in between gusts of wind. I'm still surprised Maggie didn't lose her hat. The results were great,
not to mention that one of my pictures made it into a world renowned Rangefinder Magazine website.
A small intimate wedding at The Shelbourne Hotel | Grainne & James
May was, without a doubt, a popular month for Dublin city weddings,
I shot there every weekend. I especially love shooting around St. Stephen's Green.
The Park is just at your fingertips and if you find it a bit too crowdy then Iveagh Gardens
is just around the corner. This time I joined Grainne and James for their intimate
wedding at the Shelbourne Hotel. The ceremony took place in the George Moore Suite
followed by the reception and dinner in the beautiful Constitution room.
The atmosphere of the day and everyone who was a part of it was so incredibly relaxed,
to the point where I felt like I was a guest myself.
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A laidback and intimate winter wedding at The Cliff at Lyons
Seven months before Becky and Cameron's wedding at The Cliff at Lyons we met to talk about their plans for the Big day
and to see their venue. I was amazed by the entire place; I couldn't wait to see it again in December lit up with all Christmas decor.
Cliff at Lyons has everything, the beautifully designed conservatory, ideal for small intimate weddings to the exquisite
grounds and architecture. If you are looking for a wedding venue with everything under one roof - that's the place for you definitely.
A few words from Becky and Cameron about their wedding at the Cliff at Lyons.
The minute we visited the Village at Lyons, we were really keen to have our wedding there.
It is an amazing historic location in a unique rural setting along the banks of the Grand Canal.
We wanted to find a place where all of our closest family and friends could come together
from all over the world and totally feel welcome, relaxed and at home. We took over the entire hotel
for two days and it was a wonderful experience - everywhere we turned we ran into friends
and family as the excitement started to build for the celebration itself. It was the perfect venue for
a Winter wedding as it was cosy and secluded and warm and the beautiful buildings
and surrounding gardens made for a beautiful backdrop to our day.
Becky: The whole day was out of this world but one of my most memorable moments was with Cameron,
after the ceremony and after greeting guests, we left to have photographs taken. It was surreal,
beautiful and peaceful outside, Cameron and I were in a world of our own, very in love and very happy,
we only had eyes for each other. There was another moment during dinner, when I realised
we had done it and everyone we love we had with us, enjoying the special day. We absorbed the moment
and took the time to watch our friends and family, the feeling of love and warmth, I won't ever forget.
Cameron: There are lots of parts of the day which really stick out, hosting the breakfast buffet
and seeing everyone so excited for the day, walking around the gardens and bumping into
all of our friends and family, having a real laugh getting ready with my best man and son
but the highlight of the day for me was when I saw Becky turn the corner and walk down the wedding aisle
for the first time. It felt like time stood till as she walked towards me and the entire room of people disappeared
and all I could see was her smiling face and how incredibly beautiful she looked.
Becky: It is ok not to have a very clear idea what you want when you start. We found for us,
it was a process and our own expectations changed over time in terms of what we wanted on the day.
The venue was probably the most important choice as it influences so much else of what the experience ended up being like.