There’s something incredibly special about a December wedding in Ireland. The air is crisp, the candles glow brighter, and everything feels intimate and celebratory. Whether you’re planning a church ceremony followed by a castle reception or a full venue wedding, winter weddings have a magic all of their own.

When Tess & Tim decided to plan a destination wedding in Ireland, they knew they wanted a venue that felt magical yet intimate — and Boyne Hill House delivered just that. Surrounded by lush gardens and nestled in the heart of County Meath, it became the perfect setting for their unforgettable day.

Their friends and family travelled from the United States to enjoy a 3-day celebration in Ireland. It was a relaxed weekend in the best company, with the best food and plenty of Irish dancing and singing!

Grace and Jamie’s wedding at the stunning Tankardstown House was a day full of warmth, love, and unforgettable moments. Even with rainclouds hovering overhead, nothing could dampen the joy that radiated from this incredible couple and their guests.

Set in the heart of Co. Meath, Tankardstown House is one of the most sought-after Irish wedding venues for couples looking to blend timeless elegance with modern style. Grace and Jamie's celebration was no exception, with every detail thoughtfully planned to create a day they and their loved ones would cherish forever.

Meghan & Paul’s Black Tie Wedding at Farnham Estate

Few wedding venues in Ireland are as effortlessly elegant as Farnham Estate, and Meghan & Paul’s celebration was nothing short of spectacular. With a stunning display of white flowers, a candlelit reception, and an international crowd of loved ones, their wedding was a dream from start to finish.

Embark on the enchanting love story of Caterina and Caolan wedding day as they exchanged vows in a classic ceremony at Armagh Cathedral & celebrated with drinks reception, dinner and dancing at Castle Leslie.

If you are getting married at Castle Leslie have a look at the gallery below. All day photography packages available, please enquire by clicking HERE

Step into Jessie and Sam's world as they tied the knot in a celebration that perfectly blended casual vibes with black-tie glamour. The day kicked off at the wonderful St Brigid's Church in Oldcastle, a venue that set the stage for a fairytale-like ceremony.

Photography by: Hello Sugar Photography

Ireland is a country rich in culture and tradition, and there are many unique customs that you can incorporate into your wedding day to make it truly special. Whether you're Irish or simply have a love for Irish culture, including these traditions can add an extra touch of magic to your big day.

Are you dreaming of a romantic and timeless wedding in the rolling hills of Ireland? From breathtaking landscapes to charming venues, there are so many ways to make your special day unforgettable. Here are some tips to help you plan the perfect Irish countryside wedding.

If you are looking for a photographer in Northern Ireland and would like to explore the Causeway Coast with them while taking stunning photos, you're in the right place.

Today's couple, Kate & Gus, travelled from the USA to Ireland and wanted to visit iconic Northern Irish locations and take their engagement photos. We visited the Dark Hedges, Giant's Causeway, Dunseveric Castle and White Rocks beach. The photoshoot took approximately 4 hours with sightseeing, photos, and driving there and back from Belfast.

The couple enjoyed a relaxed wedding day at Lough Rynn Castle with their nearest and dearest. They tied the knot at a stunning church near Lough Rynn Castle, St Josephs Church Aughavas, Co. Leitrim. After the ceremony, we travelled back to the fairytale Irish castle for a champagne and canapes-filled reception.

If you’re searching for a beautiful, elegant Irish castle venue for your wedding day you have to take Killeavy Castle near Newry into consideration. Located in the countryside near the border with Ireland, this stunning castle offers beautiful background for a wedding celebration, big or small. Beautiful staterooms, extensive gardens for photographs, a marquee and a newly built hotel attached to the castle make a perfect solution for the couple and their guests.

All of 2020 weddings have been so incredibly special and personal, all planned under difficult circumstances, all absolutely stunning and worth mentioning. Today I’m showing you one of those Covid weddings where the couple had to push their original April date to August and get married at home. Planning a wedding during a pandemic is incredibly difficult, it’s hard to get excited and motivated, there’s just so much uncertainty it’s difficult to know what to do and say. Cutting down your guest list, having no music or first dance, no venue of choice is all incredibly upsetting to think about but I want you to know it won’t take away from your day.

You will be married and the day will be amazing and it really is all that matters. You will be relieved and you will be able to call him your husband(or wife)! 4, 15 or 80 guests, you will absolutely not regret going ahead! You will love the feeling of being married, the feeling of not having to worry about it ever again.

Should I cancel or postpone my wedding due to Coronavirus? How can we calmly plan and get excited about our day when there is so much uncertainty? Will my wedding insurance cover the cancellation due to a national lockdown? With so much changing on a daily basis it’s hard to predict what’s going to happen in a month or two. Within a week, you’re going from bliss and excitement to stress beyond belief.

This super romantic Lissanoure Castle wedding has finally hit the blog! Although I’ve been teasing about it on my Instagram, you just have to see the full gallery - it's a mix of documentary wedding photography, romantic, airy images, candid family shots and beautiful wedding portraits at a stunning Irish Castle. It's a great combination of traditional Irish wedding and a modern approach to it - an old venue but a super relaxed couple up for anything. The kind of weddings I love to photograph!

Golden hour light looks magical in any place whether it’s a wedding in the Irish countryside or in Morocco. It’s often called ‘magic hour’ because of its ability to create stunning portraits and makes a whole lot of difference to any images. It’s when the light is the softest, the most flattering and the most romantic and super easy to work with.

Hello, Lovelies! I'm coming to you today with an interview with Tara Fitzgerald from Planned by Tara, who's an Irish wedding planner in Malta! I've known Tara online for a few months now, as a destination wedding photographer I'm a member of her supplier forum & I we follow each others Instagram accounts (that's a big one, right?! :D). I approached her about this interview and I'm so happy she said yes - 2018 has been the best so far for making connections with vendors and creatives all over the place, and it's all for the benefit of my brides! I love the fact that Tara so relatable - she was a destination bride herself once, she loves to travel & she's committed to making your day as stress-free as possible.

Tara explains why hiring a good planner for your destination wedding will make everything much easier & shares her tips about weddings in Malta. We teamed up to give you some guidance & insights on getting married abroad because so often brides would feel pinned down to get married at home thinking there is no other option. With little encouragement and a smaller budget (!), they could be married off on a beautiful island and have a wedding day of their dreams. 

For the past 3 years, I have been pretty committed to exploring Northern Ireland and it's raw coastline, forests and hidden gems, but I somehow managed to miss Islandmagee. It just never occurred to me it exists. It was a total blind spot until I heard about Rob's Heart & Soul workshop from my friends Sheena & Christin. They were raving about the workshop itself, the energy and fuel it gives, about the couples they were photographing and the location. 

Fast forward to late May when I attend it, not only learned a thing or two about having a wedding photography business in Northern Ireland (and destination in my case!:)) but most of all met some amazing people. The couple that we were photographing on the island, Charlotte and Michael, are getting married in July and I'm more than sure they will make a wonderful bride and groom. I'm a huge fan of natural, sweet and candid photography focusing on the couple and their loved ones, and I always express how important it is to have your pre-wedding shoot. Not only because it's a great chance to bond a bit with your photographer, but also because on your wedding day you can focus on the moment, on being present and not on the fact that you are being photographed. 

Islandmagee will be definitely joining my list of places to elope in Northern Ireland and I'm just delighted I was able to attend the workshop and make some new friends. Keep your eyes peeled for more of Charlotte and Michael, as they have agreed to help me with the secret project I'm planning for August. 

Straight from the sunny Provence and the love story of Lucy & Hayden, coming to you today with this utterly beautiful and adventurous engagement shoot in Northern Ireland. I previously mentioned how I love Causeway Coast and wrote a special blog post talking about all the places to elope in N Ireland. I was beyond excited to hear Melissa & Stephen, who live in Armoy - right next to the Dark Hedges, wanted to have their engagement photos at the beach. The obvious choice was Whiterocks near Portrush! Not only because I photographed another engagement there a year ago and I know all the places for the best light, but also because of the sunny weather forecast. Last time we had a completely different weather, and I wanted to make the most of our adventure day in the sun. I thrive in the sunshine and love bright and airy photos.

Melissa & Stephen brought their tiny dog, which is always a good idea when comes to couples photoshoots. The attention was divided and they could just relax and take a good walk - or run, straight into the cold water! 

I recently came across my old website notes, the ones I made when creating the pricing, about me, and so on sections. One of them clearly said, amongst many locations one of the places I'd like to shoot was Provence. As always in my case, a ton of work plus piles of motivation lead us to the day Im finally able to show you my very recent engagement shoot in Provence. So far 2018 only prooves there is no dreams too small - first year as a self employed photographer and a big Love My Dress feature, shooting in Provance at the Chateau, fully booked for 2018 (the last date sold yesterday! :D), Florence, business grant and many, many more. If you follow me from the begining you know that I'm not a local - I don't have an army of aunts ready to share anything I post, don't have a hudge following. But the one I have is the strongest. A few brides will deffinitelly be awarded ''NUMBER ONE FAN'', that's how much love they are sharing. And for that I'm thankful. 

When I first arrived in Northern Ireland in 2014 to study Politics & Journalism I signed up for a Photo Society at Queens University. I had a big passion for photography and wanted to learn and improve my style. For the next couple of months, I travelled the coast of Northern Ireland nearly every weekend with friends I met at the society. Then with friends who visited me here. Then with my boyfriend Neil, whom I also met at the photo society. Little did I know, four years later my love for Northern Ireland will continue to grow and my love for photography.. well, it will reach the next level. It will become my lifestyle, my daily bread, my ups and downs (mostly ups tho!) and I'll be able to share with you my puppy love photos and videos of Northern Ireland I took nearly 4 years ago. 

If you're planning an engagement shoot or an elopement in Northern Ireland - or simply want to walk down memory lane with me, here are some of my absolute favourite locations. 
~Paula