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  • 04-10-2016 2:21pm
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    Walter H Price
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    So we have recently cancelled the wedding venue we had booked in Dublin (where we're from) due to them announcing a massive package of building works that would have affected the hotel on our day. Having looked at a few options we have decided to go for a destination wedding instead, and have now Provisionally Booked the Malton in Kilarney (somewhere that is quite special to us personally)

    Unfortunately one or two of our suppliers cant travel that far so we have had to cancel them also , just looking to know if anyone on here has booked or knows anyone doing any of the following down in Cork , Kerry or Limerick that they would recommend:

    - Chocolate Fountains

    - Wedding Cakes

    - Florist's

    Any help or pointers would be really really helpful
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    GingerLily
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    Do your hotel have any recommendations?

    I'd avoid anywhere with too long a travel for cake and flowers.


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    Walter H Price
    Registered Users Posts: 1,839 ✭✭✭Walter H Price


    GingerLily wrote: »
    Do your hotel have any recommendations?

    I'd avoid anywhere with too long a travel for cake and flowers.

    have asked them waiting for them to get back just figure id throw it up here too


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    goldenhoarde
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    GingerLily wrote: »
    Do your hotel have any recommendations?

    I'd avoid anywhere with too long a travel for cake and flowers.

    I'd start with the hotel as they would usually have a list of suppliers that they have worked with or know.


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    SarahMollie
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    Sorry Walter, but hearing Killarney described as a "destination wedding" gave me a little giggle. Do you not have to at least go to the continent for "destination" status to apply? ;)

    Good luck wtih it though!


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    GingerLily
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    Walter H Price wrote: »
    GingerLily wrote: »
    Do your hotel have any recommendations?

    I'd avoid anywhere with too long a travel for cake and flowers.

    have asked them waiting for them to get back just figure id throw it up here too

    Maybe focus in on recommendarions for Killarney area suppliers rather than suppliers from the "south", it's a big area, and a florist in Wexford is no good to you.


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    Walter H Price
    Registered Users Posts: 1,839 ✭✭✭Walter H Price


    SarahMollie wrote: »
    Sorry Walter, but hearing Killarney described as a "destination wedding" gave me a little giggle. Do you not have to at least go to the continent for "destination" status to apply? ;)

    Good luck wtih it though!

    It's a similar enough logistic with all of the guests having to travel tbh it takes longer to get to Killarney on the train or driving then it does to get to Spain or Portugal on a flight hahahahaha
    GingerLily wrote: »
    Maybe focus in on recommendarions for Killarney area suppliers rather than suppliers from the "south", it's a big area, and a florist in Wexford is no good to you.

    Yeh Cork , Limerick or Kerry would be most feasable


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    GingerLily
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    Even cork city is a bit far/rough for transporting a cake though, it's not all great road. I really suggest you narrow down the area for the cake and flourist.

    Also Killarney is a country wedding, not a destination wedding, you'll confuse your guests if you keep that up.


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    Walter H Price
    Registered Users Posts: 1,839 ✭✭✭Walter H Price


    GingerLily wrote: »
    Even cork city is a bit far/rough for transporting a cake though, it's not all great road. I really suggest you narrow down the area for the cake and flourist.

    Also Killarney is a country wedding, not a destination wedding, you'll confuse your guests if you keep that up.

    will keep that in mind


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