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The Abbey in Kildare is one of those rare wedding venues that manages to feel luxurious, intimate, and deeply personal all at once. A former monastery, carefully restored and now run as an exclusive-hire wedding venue, it offers couples complete privacy for their entire day. Once you arrive, the whole estate — the guestrooms, the stunning preparation suites, the gardens, and the breathtaking Abbey Church — becomes fully yours.

I’ve been photographing weddings in Waterford Castle for more than 15 years, and no matter how many times I take that short ferry crossing onto the island, it still makes me smile. There’s something special about leaving the mainland behind — the quiet, the wildlife, the sense that the whole island belongs to you and your guests for the day.

Why Mount Congreve is a Stunning Wedding Venue Mount Congreve Gardens is one of Ireland’s hidden treasures — a breathtaking 70-acre woodland and landscaped garden estate just outside Waterford City. For couples searching for a romantic, natural, and elegant backdrop for their wedding photos, Mount Congreve delivers something truly magical. As a wedding photographer, places like this are a dream. Every path, viewpoint, and garden offers something different, giving couples a wi

The Haven is one of those rare venues where you never have to leave the grounds for photographs. The gardens overlook the sea, the light shifts beautifully throughout the day, and the views across the harbour make every shot timeless. Whether you’re standing beneath the tall trees, out on the terrace, or on the lawns with the ocean behind you, the backdrops are endless.

Tucked away just outside the village of Kill, Gardenmorris Estate is one of Waterford’s most breathtaking and exclusive new wedding venues. Owned by the Queally family, this sprawling estate features manicured gardens, courtyards, a serene lake, and a French-style chateau that radiates elegance and old-world charm.

Faithlegg House in County Waterford is one of those rare wedding venues that blends elegance, warmth, history and pure Irish charm. As someone who has photographed weddings here for more than fifteen years, I’ve come to know every inch of its grounds — the woods, the quiet back roads, the estuary, the steps, the gardens, the marquee, the bar, the driveways, the fields. Faithlegg isn’t just a venue you photograph; it’s a venue that photographs beautifully in every season.

Anyone who knows Dingle knows this — the second you arrive, you feel it. That mix of rugged coastline, winding roads, fishing boats, music drifting out of pubs, and the wild Atlantic stretching forever.

Laura began her wedding morning at home in Tramore, Waterford – a relaxed start surrounded by family, friends, and her dog Roxy, who was never far away. The atmosphere was full of excitement and calm at the same time. As always, I captured the little things that tell the story – the details, the laughter, and that quiet focus that happens before every great day.

Molly and Joey’s day began in the beautiful Shelbourne Hotel, one of Dublin’s most iconic and elegant wedding morning venues. Molly and her sister — who had flown in from Ibiza — got ready in the Shelbourne’s spa and salon, surrounded by calm laughter, soft music, and the glow of natural light pouring through the tall Georgian windows. It was one of those mornings that just felt right — relaxed, full of excitement, and perfectly Dublin.