A sweet Dublin City Wedding in the Chocolate Factory!
Now this was a truly vibrant Dublin City wedding, filled with an abundance of bright, colourful style that brought everything to life. Taking place in the remarkable Dublin’s Chocolate Factory, an iconic old sweet factory renowned for producing beloved treats such as Toblerone and Mint Crisp, the setting added a unique charm to the occasion.
Today, it stands as a vibrant hub of creativity, offering a space for distinctive weddings and housing a lovely cafe, among other attractions. I was delighted to have the opportunity to capture lots of special memories for the wonderful couple, C&L, while Sinead, the fab Irish Soul Celebrant, officiated a beautifully heartfelt ceremony that resonated with everyone in attendance.
A Dublin City Wedding with plenty of Gothic Style!
It’s January, which means it’s time to blog about last year’s beautiful weddings! I’m kicking off this blogging journey with one of my absolute favourites! A&N got married at 6pm in the stylish Dublin Hyatt Centric last summer, surrounded by stunning colours of black and purple.
Adonis Flowers adorned the venue and created stunning faux flower bouquets. The bridal dress was a heartfelt creation crafted by her talented good friend and devoted bridesmaid. There was an abundance of emotion and craic throughout the entire day, making it truly unforgettable!
The evening was capped off with stunning burlesque performances that wowed the crowd. Epic!
An intimate Lawlors Hotel in Naas Wedding
Last year I got to photograph a gorgeous small wedding in Lawlors Hotel in Naas. I was so impressed with this place and all its offerings for some lovely photography! I was booked for short coverage on this day so I was there for about 2 hours to capture the essence of the day with the ceremony and drinks reception with some family portraits.
Louise, the Happy Humanist was on hand to deliver a beautiful ceremony in the gorgeous setting of the courtroom, a real showstopper of a ceremony space!
It was such a lovely relaxed day and I’m so glad I got to be the one to capture some memories for these two and their families :)
A Beautiful SGC wedding in Dublin last Summer
It happened to be pride day in Dublin on the gorgeous bright sunny day last year. I really enjoy capturing wedding in the Stephen’s Green Club. It’s a lovely central spot and right opposite St Stephen’s Green Park, which is where we went for photos before the ceremony on this day! I was booked for short coverage from ceremony to dinner call so we maximised the time by taking all the couple and family portraits before the ceremony. This is a great way to be able to spend more time with guests after the ceremony instead of disappearing for a while after.
Frog Prince were responsible for the gorgeous floral greenery on the day as well as Tom Farrell, our very own spiritualist solemniser was on hand to deliver a wonderful ceremony. All in all, a great day!
M & W - An intimate Dublin registry office wedding
The Dublin Civil registry office is a busy spot on any given day and I’m lucky to get to capture a small fraction of the couples who go through those doors. I love capturing reg office weddings! They’re usually laid back and full of craic and this one was just that! I loved hanging out with Wes and Megan as we weaved through Dublin city stopping in some places dear to their hearts.
They chose a small wedding in the reg office as they were heading to Portugal soon after to celebrate their big day in style.
I keep saying it but no events are too small to capture and even if you’re planning a bigger wedding down the line after the official reg office, don’t hesitate to get in touch and have it captured as well :)
A beautiful Dublin registry office wedding.
It was a sunny day a few months back when I met S&D and captured their beautiful marriage ceremony in front of close friends and family in the Dublin Registry Office. These two are two of the seetest people you could meet and it was a privilege to capture their love.
After the ceremony, we strolled through Dublin, passing through Merrion Square and getting an ice-cream and onto Dublin bus for some portraits! Then it was onto Cafe en Seine where everyone sat for a lovely meal.
