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Natalie and Chris’s wedding in Belfast with ceremony in the Ulster museum and reception in the gorgeous Cafe Parisien in Belfast City centre. Natalie and Chris wanted their photos to take in the landmarks and colour of Belfast with pubs, graffiti and the beautiful botanic gardens.

Caoimhe and Robby’s outdoor Humanist wedding in the gorgeous Old Court Chapel on the banks of Strangford Lough in County Down, Northern Ireland.

Sarah Dynan and Ciaran Madden’s Wes Anderson themed humanist wedding in Limepark cottages in Armoy, County Antrim.

Laura and Alex from Inbetween Days photography got married in Brighton in 2021. They got ready in the Grand Hotel Brighton with a same-sex wedding ceremony in Brighton Town Hall. A dinner with close friends in Med Brighton was followed by a LOT of pizza, drinking and dancing in Patterns nightclub.

When Kathryn and Chris’s venue, Babel Rooftop, went on fire 3 days before the wedding, they had to think fast to save their big day. Helped by their humanist celebrant, Fleur Mellor, and some amazing suppliers, in just two days they turned their house into their own unique wedding ceremony venue and the result was magnificent. We even got them a replacement roof for photographs at Oh Yeah Music centre in Belfast.

Katja and Rhian’s stunning outdoor humanist wedding in Kilmore House in Glenariff, in the Glens of Antrim.

The Best wedding photos of 2021 from Irish Wedding photographers Simple Tapestry. A mix of candids, portraits and craziness from Ireland and the UK.

Ruth and Aaron’s incredibly fun wedding in The Ulster Museum in Belfast with photographs in Belfast Botanic Gardens. The Ulster Museum is one of the best alternative wedding venues in Northern Ireland.

Faye and Aidan’s gorgeous summer wedding in Bellinter House in County Meath, Ireland. If you’re looking for the best alternative Irish wedding venue, you can’t go badly wrong with Bellinter House with its gorgeous architecture and chic style.