Irish wedding

Irish wedding traditions date far back in history and many have survived in one form or another today. These Irish wedding traditions were rooted in nature came from folklore and superstitions for …

Absolutely enamored with this chilly autumn wedding in Ireland. A private castle for you and your guests? What could be more magic? I know, add a horse! Castle Leslie hosts a few on property to ride off into the sunset with. If you’re looking for perfect Irish Fall wedding inspo, look no further! Vendors Venue […]

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Discover the rich history and charming customs of Irish wedding traditions. From the ancient Claddagh rings to the heartfelt handfasting ceremony, these traditions add a unique touch to your celebration. Learn about the significance of the lucky horseshoe, the traditional Irish toast, and more. Embrace these meaningful practices to create a memorable wedding that honors your heritage and delights your guests. Explore Irish wedding traditions to make your day special and unforgettable.

Hey brides and groomies There is a tradition in Irish weddings called the Wishing Stones or Blessing Stones. Each guest is invited to make a wish for happiness on a stone and toss them into the water. This can be a great idea for your guest book that...

In Ireland, blue is considered to be a very important color. It's not always all about Kelly green, in fact green was considered unlucky and might entice malicious fairies. Blue symbolized purity in ancient times before white became the universal symbol for virginity.

There’s lots of meaningful ways to bring Celtic and Irish wedding traditions into your day. Bring tradition to your wedding outfits, bridal bouquets and boutonnières. Plan a handfasting ceremony, hire a piper or wear a claddagh ring. Carry lavender, shamrock or a four leaf clover. Use a lucky horses

Gold four leaf clover for a St. Patty's Day wedding