Every wedding I photograph is its own story, full of personality, connection and atmosphere. On this page you’ll find a collection of real weddings from some of Ireland’s most iconic venues, from the luxury of The K Club to city celebrations at Dublin City Hall each gallery will hopefully show my relaxed, documentary approach to wedding photography, capturing moments as they happen.
Tucked into Mairead's bouquet was a photograph of her late father, carried down the aisle on what was also her parents' wedding anniversary. A second marriage, two families becoming one, and a doorway shot I had composed before it even happened.
Niamh and Ciarán's wedding at Orlagh House in Rathfarnham; my first time shooting at this stunning Dublin mountains venue. Florals by Flower Pop, ceremony by cousin and celebrant Feargh Curtis, and one of the most original reception details I've ever seen.
Jack's wedding morning started at the 40 Foot in Dún Laoghaire. A dive competition, cold water, and November light waiting up in Monaghan. These are Jane and Jack's Castle Leslie wedding photographs — chosen by the couple themselves for their own album.
Oisín cried when he saw Aoife in the Constitution Room. She did too. What followed was an afternoon walk through the city that ended on the cobblestones of Trinity College, where the two of them had first met years before.
A three year old carrying the rings. Pints outside the Long Hall where they had their first date. A family photo recreated decades on. Evie and Max's December wedding moved through Dublin city centre like it was always going to end up exactly here.
Two flower girls in matching pink fur jackets wandered over to the open laptop after the ceremony and started waving at Chris's mother on the screen. Nobody asked them to. January in Dublin delivered extraordinary winter sunshine and a wedding that was small in numbers and enormous in feeling.
Stephen Devine started his wedding morning the way his late mum Gay started every day: in the water at the Forty Foot. Her swimming friends had gathered on the rocks. There were flowers and a small memorial. And then they jumped in. This is Rachel and Stephen's Cliff at Lyons wedding, as it really happened.
Denise and Tony’s winter wedding at Cloughjordan House was photographed documentary style, with a five minute content creation video captured alongside the photography to tell the story in real time.
Laura and Enda celebrated their Clonabreany House wedding with an elegant autumn ceremony, emotional storytelling, and the kind of laughter filled day that makes this venue feel magical. Here is their wedding day told through their personal album selections.
Lorna and Andrew’s wedding at The Anglers Rest was the kind of day that feels effortless from start to finish. After a family ceremony in Porterstown, they climbed aboard a vintage red bus with champagne and music for the ride into Dublin. What followed was a blur of laughter, confetti, and golden evening light by the river. The whole day summed up what makes The Anglers Rest such a brilliant Dublin venue for relaxed, natural wedding photography.
Emily and James celebrated theirwedding in the forest at The Wicklow Escape with just twenty something guests. Storm Amy had just passed, sunlight broke through and their son Myles helped make the ceremony one of those incredibly special ones that folks won’t be forgetting any time soon.
Laura and Will’s summer wedding at Kilkea Castle had everything: sunshine, laughter, Aperol spritz, emotional moments and a dance floor that never stopped.
Kathleen and Stephen’s Rathsallagh House wedding was a relaxed and elegant summer celebration filled with laughter, dancing, and beautiful golden hour light in the Wicklow countryside.
Ailbhe and Stephen’s winter wedding at Kilkea Castle was full of laughter, wind and family moments: the perfect mix of love and celebration.
Jessica & Evin’s Dublin city wedding began with a family ceremony and drinks at The Merrion Hotel before finishing with a packed Grayson Hotel party that felt like a private nightclub.
Aoife and Brian’s summer wedding at Cloughjordan House was everything a celebration should be. Sixty guests made up entirely of family and close friends, a personal ceremony led by a friend, and dinner in the brand new Baker Room pavilion. From the joyful chaos of toddlers in the garden to a twilight gamble that became one of my favourite photographs of the year, their day was intimate, relaxed and full of heart.
Laura & Stephen’s Tankardstown House wedding was classic, elegant, and full of atmosphere. From morning prep in Meath to sparklers in the walled garden, here’s how their day unfolded.
If you’ve watched The Traitors Ireland you know Slane Castle is dramatic. But Kaitlyn & Buck’s wedding proved it’s even better as a venue for romance, laughter, and unforgettable photographs.
A relaxed and luxurious K Club wedding in Ireland. Tasha and James celebrated their September wedding with an outdoor ceremony, confetti cannons, candlelit dinner, and non-stop dancing.
One of their dogs carried the rings, stopped for pets along the way and then refused to leave. Laura plans weddings for a living, so for her own she did not book a venue. She and her family built one on the farm and called it Wed Fest.