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Where To Take Weeding Photos In Dundalk & Drogheda

  • 28-11-2016 12:03pm
    #1
    20784
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    Hi, can you suggest good locations to take wedding photos in Dundalk & Drogheda? Limo will stop for only 30 mins. :D


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  • #2
    MugMugs
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    Close to the venue would be ideal and time of year makes a difference. First to spring to mind is Mellifont Abbey in Drogheda. Where is the church / venue and what time of year?


  • #3
    20784
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    MugMugs wrote: »
    Close to the venue would be ideal and time of year makes a difference. First to spring to mind is Mellifont Abbey in Drogheda. Where is the church / venue and what time of year?

    December this year, registry is in Drogheda, church is in Dundalk.


  • #4
    peejay1986
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    Stephenstown Pond?


  • #5
    ssmith6287
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    be careful with OPW places. The photographer needs a permit to take pics there


  • #6
    20784
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    ssmith6287 wrote: »
    be careful with OPW places. The photographer needs a permit to take pics there

    Can you suggest a place?


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  • #7
    ssmith6287
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    got married in bellewstown and had reception in navan. went to oldbridge but good told to leave. luckily the walk away along the canal was in full bloom so actually turned out nicer. this time of year though I honestly don't know.


  • #8
    Cast Iron
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    Beaulieu House near Drogheda. Think its €100 to hire for pictures.


  • #9
    tayto lover
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    December is not a good time for weeding never mind photographing weeds. :D


  • #10
    CreepingDeath
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    Cast Iron wrote: »
    Beaulieu House near Drogheda. Think its €100 to hire for pictures.

    +1
    We did this.

    Although I think it's €100 in the grounds, but €200 or so if you use the house.
    But at least you've an outdoor and indoor location if the weather turns.

    Our photographer, Paddy Clarke (Dundalk) hadn't been to Beaulieu House and loved it. Plenty of "Lord & Lady of the manor" type shots around the stately/country home.


  • #11
    dundalkfc10
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    Bridge Street Dundalk


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  • #12
    20784
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    peejay1986 wrote: »
    Stephenstown Pond?

    Nice pics of there. I know its 3 quid per car parking, but have you any idea if they charge fee to use there for wedding photos and what amount the charge? or i only need to take permission?


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