Rachel and Jack’s Clandeboye Lodge wedding showed how keeping things simple pays off. By staying on-site, they swapped travel time for more moments with loved ones – and still captured gorgeous portraits in the lodge’s blooming gardens.

From the Ormeau Road in Belfast to Killeavy Castle outside Newry . Maeve and Kevin's wedding at Killeavy Castle Estate had the perfect balance - a beautiful ceremony in Belfast followed by portraits against the castle's dramatic backdrop. Their relaxed approach and the venue's versatility created genuinely great photos, rain or shine."

Fiona and Garrett’s wedding at Tankardstown House was effortlessly stylish yet full of fun—from their sentimental table names (including their beloved local spots) to their joyful, phone-free ceremony. It was the perfect mix of elegance and Belfast charm!"

December weddings in Northern Ireland mean surrendering to the weather—but Kate and Jason lucked out with a crisp winter’s day at Derry’s stunning Ebrington Hotel. Their day was pure joy: relaxed, full of laughter and surrounded by so many friends.

Photographing weddings in the same family feels like reuniting with old friends. After Ailbhe’s brother Fergal’s wedding in Belfast, we were thrilled to document her special day with Niall at the stunning Armada Hotel in Spanish Point, County Clare. Overlooking the wild Atlantic, the venue offered breathtaking views and warm hospitality, making it the perfect backdrop for their celebration. One standout memory? Ending the day with Ailbhe and Niall, basking in the golden glow of a west coast sunset.

Here are some of our favourite photos and best moments from weddings we photographed across Ireland in 2024. If you're looking for a wedding photographer in Ireland in 2025, get in touch with us now.

If you’re a dog lover that would love to have your furry BFF beside you when you get married, here are some practical tips for including your dog in your wedding day. For many couples, their dogs are part of the family, and having them at their wedding is essential. It can make the day even more special (and potentially chaotic).

This blog isn’t just for couples who are planning a wedding in Ireland, we’ve got some advice for guests as well. You are one of the most important cogs in the big wedding machine. There’s more to it than just showing up and enjoying the party - you ARE the party. Here are our top tips on how you can be a great guest.

Eimer and Jason’s amazing wedding in Killeavy Castle outside Newry, with wedding ceremony in Belfast.

Kevin and Laura’s amazing Belfast City wedding with photographs in Belfast Botanic Gardens and humanist ceremony and wedding reception in The Dark Horse in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter. Feature music by The Rapparees, The Rare Aul Stuff and More…