Malone House doesn’t always get the spotlight, but it really should. Set in Lagan Valley Regional Park, it feels like a classic country house venue—without the long drive. Emma and Manuel’s October wedding made the most of it, with golden light, soft autumn colours, and one of the loveliest couples we’ve worked with.
After their ceremony at St. Nicholas Church on the Lisburn Road, they had a mini reception (with the bridal party serving the guests—legends), before heading just a few minutes up the road to Malone House. Tucked beside Shaw’s Bridge and the forest park, it’s one of the most photogenic spots in Belfast, especially when the autumn sun shows up. A gorgeous day from start to finish.
Eliza and David’s Bellinter House wedding was pure autumn magic—though you’d never guess it was October with that sunshine. These two brought serious style, the warmest vibes, and made time for a few relaxed portrait sessions (including some with their very well-behaved dog, Charlie). Bellinter always delivers, and this day was no exception.
Mary-Kate and Conor’s wedding had all the right ingredients—a beautiful ceremony in Moneyglass, a warm and stylish reception at Limepark, and two people who didn’t stop smiling all day. Limepark always brings a relaxed, welcoming vibe with plenty of charm for portraits. Add in a great crowd and you’ve got a day that just felt effortless from start to finish.
Rachel and Eoghain’s autumn wedding at The Carriage Rooms at Montalto was effortlessly cool and full of personal touches—starting with Rachel’s unreal floral-embroidered veil and Converse. The golden leaves and soft light made the perfect setting for a ceremony in one of the dreamiest rooms in the country.
Catherine and Andrew’s wedding at The Merchant Hotel in Belfast was proof that doing things your own way always wins. With a small, emotional ceremony, handmade rings, and a relaxed wander through Cathedral Quarter, their day was effortless, personal, and full of meaning. No fuss—just good vibes, great people, and a perfect rooftop finish.
This wedding at Ballymagarvey Village was pure energy from start to finish. From Danny’s jaw-dropping acrobatics to an impromptu rave on the piano, the party never stopped. The bridesmaids’ speech was a highlight—equal parts heartfelt and hilarious. If you want a relaxed, all-in-one wedding venue in Ireland where the good times flow naturally, Ballymagarvey is the perfect choice.
Amy and Lee’s wedding started in Carrickmore, outside Omagh, and wrapped up at the always-beautiful Castle Leslie Estate. Stylish, laid-back, and full of personality, the day had a real sense of ease. One of the standouts? Their friends—an absolute dream to photograph and such a big part of what made the atmosphere so good. Weddings like this, where the people make the day, are always our favourites.
Elopements in Belfast always feel special—but Hattie and Alex’s intimate day at the Titanic Hotel was something else. Swapping vows in the elegant Thomas Andrews Room, they brought all the heart without the fuss. Afterward, we wandered the Titanic Quarter for relaxed portraits and easy conversation. For couples dreaming of a small wedding in Belfast, this historic venue is a perfect choice.
Weddings at the Titanic Hotel Belfast never disappoint—especially in the stunning Drawing Room with its high ceilings, natural light, and timeless style. Ceara and David’s wedding day was full of laughs, love, and a healthy dose of Tyrone vs. Belfast craic. With photo backdrops just steps from the historic Titanic slipway, this was a relaxed, unforgettable celebration in one of Belfast’s best wedding venues.
When Hana and Michael brought 90 friends and family across the ocean to Castle Leslie, they didn’t just host a wedding—they threw the ultimate celebration. From golden-hour portraits to that Prosecco bath moment, every detail reflected their joyful spirit.
