Inclusive vendor directory
Solemnisers, photographers, venues and planners across Ireland, from Dublin to the Wild Atlantic Way. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
Voted yes in 2015Ireland was the first country to approve marriage equality by popular vote.
3 months’ noticeGiven to a registrar in person, or by post if you live abroad.
Two witnesses over 18Plus a registered solemniser.
Secular ceremonies countIncluding humanist solemnisers.
Ireland elopement photographer, Shauna Ward of Wild and Green Photography brings couples on a mesmerizing journey, specializing in capturing the raw beauty of Ireland’s untamed landscapes. For couples seeking adventure, nature, and dramatic scenery, she offers a chance to turn elopement dreams into breathtaking reality.
I’m Elise. Welcome to Elise Mezner Photography. I’m a mum, photographer and teacher.
I am passionate about sustainability and want to help you to not only create a wedding that fills your heart with joy but also looks after the planet. I am a proud member of Mindfully Wed, which is now under Polka Dot Wedding and have so many ideas on how you can create a beautiful, sustainable and ethical wedding that doesn’t cost the planet.
San Francisco Bay Area based wedding, elopement and couples photographer. Capturing all the in between moments for all couples.
I’m a photographer with a background in literature and a love for stories that sink in deep; the kind that stay with you, not because they’re perfect, but because they’re real.
Hey, I’m Raven—story-driven photographer, laid-back human, lover of wildness, connection, and music that feels like hiking in the mountains.
I’m a travel wedding and branding photographer serving Washington, Arizona, and anywhere the light is pretty. My main mission? Helping you stay as grounded and confident as possible!
Kris Averi handcrafts fine jewelry and custom designs. Their unique pieces are inspired by nature’s beauty and are designed for resilience
Hey, I’m Loz, a Surf Coast wedding photographer telling stories through an editorial-documentary lens. I direct only when it’s needed. The rest of the time, I’m quietly observing as your day unfolds, capturing it just as it is.
I photograph weddings and elopements in Colorado and Norway for couples who value the moments and memories even more than the photos—whether your wedding day is spent adventuring alone in the mountains or celebrating with all your favorite people at a venue. As long as you’re excited about how you’re getting married, I’m stoked to capture it!
I’m Milo– a queer & trans nature-enthusiast with 10+ years experience photographing couples in love. I make elopements that feel like you actually got to live your day—slow, present, and full of the good stuff in between.
Hey, we’re Liz & Jason, your Elopement Photographer and Videographer, Planners, Guides and all time fun duo!!
We’re a beauty brand that believes in bringing to life your dream look even in lieu of tradition so let’s kick the rule book out the window and create some magic! Imagine a bespoke bridal beauty look for your unique needs and wants to authentically celebrate YOU. It’s not a dream!
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In 2015, Ireland became the first country in the world to approve marriage equality by popular vote. It’s a meaningful place for a queer wedding, and couples from abroad can marry here too.
Give at least 3 months’ notice to a civil registration service. You’ll get a Marriage Registration Form, which you hand to your solemniser. Civil ceremonies need two witnesses over 18. The notification fee is €200.
If you live outside Ireland, you can give notice by post, but you’ll still need to meet the registrar at least 5 days before the wedding to sign a declaration. Foreign nationals may be interviewed as part of the process.
Your solemniser can be a registrar, a religious celebrant or a secular solemniser, including humanist celebrants. Our couples have even added handfasting and Pride smoke bombs.
Yes. Ireland approved marriage equality by referendum in 2015.
At least 3 months, to a civil registration service. The notification fee is €200.
Yes. You can give notice by post, then meet the registrar at least 5 days before your wedding to sign a declaration.
Two witnesses over 18 for a civil ceremony.
Legal details last checked October 2026 against the HSE civil registration service.
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