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Ryan and Poly’s awesome Belfast City wedding in CoCo restaurant.
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.
Beautiful summer wedding photos in Tullyveery House in Northern Ireland
Hannah and Alex’s fun filled wedding at the Old Rectory in Killyman with ceremony in Grand Quaker church!
Heena and Andrew’s gorgeous Irish-Indian wedding in Larchfield Estate in Northern Ireland. With the sun shining, they had their humanist wedding outside in the sunken garden at larchfield.
Mike and Stew’s wedding massive party in the Wooltower in Broughshane outside Ballymena. They had a humanist ceremony followed by dancing, dancing, and more dancing.