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Wedding Celebrants in Ireland.
We work with you to plan the perfect ceremony that is just right for you both as a couple. Whether you are from Ireland or planning an elopement or your wedding from abroad and looking for a wedding celebrant you can trust, then look no further.
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How the process works…
We have a very easy to follow, 4 step process!
To get started, just follow our 4 step process below.
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4 Step Process
Step 1
Check with us to see if we are available to officiate at your wedding ceremony.
Step 2
Contact the relevant authority to give your notice of intention to marry – See below on Getting Married in Ireland.
Step 3
Step 4
Getting Married in Ireland
For further information on getting married in Ireland click the relevant jurisdiction below for further details.
Details for the Republic of Ireland
Getting married in the Republic of Ireland
Notice of intention to marry
Who do I give notice to?
Information needed to give notice
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE LIST IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE. ALL COUPLES SHOULD CHECK DIRECTLY WITH THE REGISTRAR.
Spiritual Ceremony v Civil Ceremony
Details for Northern Ireland
Getting married in Northern Ireland
Notice of intention to marry
Who do I give notice to?
Information needed to give notice
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE LIST IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE. ALL COUPLES SHOULD CHECK DIRECTLY WITH THE REGISTRAR.
Spiritual Ceremony v Civil Ceremony
“We all laughed and cried, but most importantly Aoife made everyone at our wedding feel like they were on our journey with us.”
Ceremony Elements
This is just a small selection of the elements we can incorporate into a ceremony, we have also incorporated many other cultural elements like jewish glass breaking, chinese tea ceremonies, Hindu rituals and Persian rituals just to name a few.
Traditional Hand Fastening includes thirteen ribbons, however, we use four. These can be a lasting memento of your special day, as a feature of your symbolic promises made to each other amongst family and friends and are bound together into your ribbons. You do not stay tied together, only the ribbons are tied but again discuss this with your assigned Celebrant.