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Civil ceremonies only

  • 12-09-2019 4:18pm
    #1
    wolfyboy555
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    Does anyone have any recommendations for civil ceremony only venues. We have found some nice places for the reception but the civil ceremony part doesn't blow us away. I was wondering if there were any quirky places where you could have your civil ceremony and then head off to the reception (a bit like going to the church first I guess). Based in East of Ireland.


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  • #2
    pullandbang
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    Carlingford Heritage Centre is quite nice.


  • #3
    lazygal
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    City Hall in Dublin.


  • #4
    Ainegrainne
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    National Art Gallery.


  • #5
    dori_dormer
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    Brooklodge has an unconsicrated chapel on site. I've heard that Dublin zoo do weddings also


  • #6
    fannymagee
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    Smock Alley Theatre
    Dublin Zoo
    National Gallery
    Vaults of Christchurch

    Outside Dublin, Mount Druid have a fab tin chapel, and Carlingford heritage centre is lovely too.


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    [Deleted User]
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    You may find this of interest. https://hiddenireland.com/houses/category/wedding-venues


  • #8
    Iscreamkone
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    dori_dormer wrote: »
    Brooklodge has an unconsicrated chapel on site. I've heard that Dublin zoo do weddings also

    I got married in Brooklodge in 2011 and had a Unitarian ceremony in their "chapel". This was pre Humanist ceremonies. Great option - super for photos inside and out.


  • #9
    PhoenixParker
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    Maritime museum in Dún Laoghaire.


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