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Wedding Venues 100 people

  • 26-09-2009 11:58am
    #1
    Red222
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    Hi all trying to find a wedding venue in dublin/kildare/wicklow or meath as we are based in dublin and looking for a venue for a sit down meal of 80 - 100 people. Most venues we have looked at are way too big and we would be lost in the room. I would defo prefer a fuller smaller room than a half emply big one! Any suggestions for "smaller venues". I would also love it if the place had gardens where photos can be taken. All suggestions appreciated!!:)


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  • #2
    BC
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    This place is really nice, http://www.thomaspriorhall.com/ it doesn't have gardens as such but is only down the road from Herbert Park.

    Also Summerhill house in enniskerry is really nice.


  • #3
    antiskeptic
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    Red222 wrote: »
    Hi all trying to find a wedding venue in dublin/kildare/wicklow or meath as we are based in dublin and looking for a venue for a sit down meal of 80 - 100 people. Most venues we have looked at are way too big and we would be lost in the room. I would defo prefer a fuller smaller room than a half emply big one! Any suggestions for "smaller venues". I would also love it if the place had gardens where photos can be taken. All suggestions appreciated!!:)

    L'Ecrivain restaurant Dublin.

    Top-drawer Michelin-starred restaurant. Tip-top food and service and not as expensive as you'd think now the recession has knocked us out of our rip-off orbit. They've a nice sun terrace with roll out canopy off the upstairs restaurant with a large reception area downstairs for a drinks reception before/entertainment afters. We used their pianist to provide soft music on arrival who turned into something of a knees up piano-man after the dinner.

    You've Merrion Square across the road which has quiet, flower bedded areas suitable for photos.


  • #4
    Borderfox
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    Station House in Kilmessan is well suited to that amount, really cosy and food is excellent


  • #5
    Enii
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    Liffey Valley house Hotel, Leixlip


  • #6
    Cameraman
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    Would also recommend Liffey Valley House - multiple gardens/locations for photos, and near Dublin.

    Station House in Kilmessan also a very good choice.


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