outdoor weddings

sm213

I'm looking into an outdoor humanist ceremony. I would love the vale of Clara but the parking situation would be a nightmare. And that teeny bridge could hardly fit a coach over if I was to hire one. Anyone got any interesting suggestions?
We would try anywhere really.

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sm213 wrote: »

I'm looking into an outdoor humanist ceremony. I would love the vale of Clara but the parking situation would be a nightmare. And that teeny bridge could hardly fit a coach over if I was to hire one. Anyone got any interesting suggestions?
We would try anywhere really.

http://www.inishbeg.com/

I was at an outdoor wedding here recently

Milly33

you could have it in a old abbey. Friend of ours done this and it was lovely

sm213

Milly33 wrote: »

you could have it in a old abbey. Friend of ours done this and it was lovely

Me and the OH are actually quite into historical sites and the likes. Not a bad idea I'll have to look into it

Milly33

Uh it would be nice then... You could go Abbey or even somewhere where there is a portal dolmen or something like that..There is a book I have at home with a list of things like standing stones, dolmens, all ancient sites as such if you want me to take a look and see if there is anything...

Sacred Ireland that's the one

Polo_Mint

http://www.castletown.ie/

Faith

I think you can get married at most, if not all, of the Heritage sites in Ireland now: http://www.heritageireland.ie/

Some of those places would be incredible!

fits

you'd be taking a big risk to try it at the skelligs. Some summers the boats barely get out there at all

sm213

Milly33 wrote: »

Uh it would be nice then... You could go Abbey or even somewhere where there is a portal dolmen or something like that..There is a book I have at home with a list of things like standing stones, dolmens, all ancient sites as such if you want me to take a look and see if there is anything...

Sacred Ireland that's the one

I'll try source the book myself thanks for the name.

A lot of the ones I like seem a bit inaccessible or pricey to organise. There's a portal tomb in the Midlands but its at the top of quite a big hill and family members need to make it up. I'm kinda in love with the idea of dalkey island too.

sm213

fits wrote: »

you'd be taking a big risk to try it at the skelligs. Some summers the boats barely get out there at all

OH wow would be fab but have older family and quite a lot of kids. Suppose me and the OH could leg it there on our own with witnesses if its what we really wanted. XD

sm213

Faith wrote: »

I think you can get married at most, if not all, of the Heritage sites in Ireland now quote]

Some of those places would be incredible!

It's hard to chose tbh. I could probably organise it. Did the Dublinia course that's where I met OH. Dalkey island would be cool with the Viking connection.
It's something personal to us that will make it special. Although any heritage site could be fab.

pooch90

Just ensure you have a viable indoor alternative close at hand. We had our outdoor ceremony planned for last august and we got rained out.

Milly33

sssshhhh don't mention rain and August!! Hush hush.. It is a thinker, we have plans for an outdoor one but as such we are planning too just incase the weather isn't great. So indoors first and then outdoors..

You could always get a marquee or something maybe pending how many are going you could pick one up in homestore

fits

Just coming into the model forecast time frame now for our day. I am checking it a lot. We are hoping to have ceremony outdoors as well. 50/50 chance Id say.

Milly33

Its painfull id say trying to judge.. I never look at the forecast tis always himself but he keeps going tis a good sign now if its raining today ... Pray for sunshine