Dublin is a great place for a wedding. There are number wedding venues in Dublin that range in size, taste, originality and price range. If you are planning a wedding and you are looking for Dublin wedding venues here are some reviews to help you create a viewing list.
Four Seasons
Just reading the title of this Dublin wedding venue and you know that this would be an elegant location for your wedding. The Four Seasons name is synonymous with class and luxury. So don’t be surprised when I mention that only the greatest care is taken with your wedding details. At the Four Seasons Dublin you will be assigned wedding specialists that will help you plan every step of your wedding. The hotel even offers you the use of its landscaped public area for photographs. This is an ideal backdrop for photos as it contains groomed gardens, sculptures and a water feature. This Dublin wedding venue has its own Floral Designers that will create your wedding flowers exactly how you want them. Only the highest quality and freshest flowers used.
To ensure this, the flowers are purchased directly from the Amsterdam flower market. Tables are set with fine Irish linens, crystal, china and silverware. The Four Seasons wedding planners will also help you organise your transportation. They will offer you a number of options that include an elegant limousine, romantic horse drawn carriage or a vintage car. As an extra bonus the bride and groom will get complimentary use of the hotel’s fitness facilities and access to the various spa treatments, both great ways to relieve pre-wedding stress.
Christ Church Cathedral & Crypt
You may have heard of this location, it is one of Dublin’s most historic sites, but you may not have realised you could hire it as a Dublin wedding venue. If you want to impress your guests with a unique and interesting wedding venue then this definitely deserves consideration. The church dates back to 1038 when the original wooden structure stood on this site. The legendary Strongbow began the stone cathedral’s construction in 1182. The church’s crypt is Ireland’s largest and makes a wonderful wedding venue in Dublin. The crypt can accommodate up to 150 wedding guests.
Jeanie Johnston
If you have not heard of the Jeanie Johnston then I will need to explain this most unique and special Dublin wedding venue. The Jeanie Johnston is a ship. In fact it is a recreation of a ship that was built in Quebec in 1847 that was use during the Irish famine to transport people to North America from Ireland. Remarkably no one ever died aboard the original ship. The modern day recreated Jeanie Johnston was built to commemorate those who suffered and perished during the Irish famine. This ship is one of Dublin’s most unique and intimate wedding venues.
You can host your reception while the ship is docked or have it out to sea. It is only possible to accommodate 60 sit down wedding dinner guests making this the prefect venue for small gatherings. It will amaze your wedding guests and give them plenty to discuss leaving them with a wedding they will never forget. The staff of the Jeanie Johnston will be happy to help you organise your whole reception including catering.
The Mansion House Round Room
This has to be one of the most fantastic Dublin wedding venues for a large wedding. The facilities at the mansion house allow you to create to most magical wedding atmosphere you could imagine. The venue is a large round room that has numerous lighting affects. You can light the room to feel like you are under the stars! To top off the amazing venue atmosphere the food is of the highest quality, in fact it is some of the best in Dublin. This Dublin wedding venue will provide you with a personal liaison to help plan all your details.
The venue can accommodate up to 500 seated dinner guests so if you want the wedding of the year this is the Dublin wedding venue to have it at. The building itself also has a lot of historical significance. It was built in 1710, was the official home of the Lord Mayor of Dublin, the location of the first Dail meeting and was the location of the 1921 signing of the truce ending Anglo-Irish hostilities. For the ultimate Dublin wedding venue, this is it!
