When you first start planning your wedding, the number of decisions can feel overwhelming. There are venues to visit, suppliers to choose, outfits to organise, guest lists to tackle and then there's the ceremony itself. What music should we have? Do we need readings? Who should walk down the aisle? How long should it be? Should we write our own vows? Do we need a ritual? Who should take part? And suddenly, something that should be one of the most beautiful parts of your weddi

Until recently, I hadn't really thought about what it means to plan a wedding when someone you love deeply won't be there to see it. Losing my dad recently has made me think about the people who arrive at their wedding carrying an absence alongside all the excitement. Your wedding day is supposed to be one of the happiest days of your life. But what happens when someone you love deeply is no longer here to share it with you? Losing someone close to you can make the thought of

A great wedding celebrant is more than someone who conducts your ceremony. Many couples wonder what a wedding celebrant actually does. Is it simply someone who conducts the ceremony, or is there much more involved? The truth is, a great celebrant helps shape one of the most meaningful parts of your wedding day. The ceremony is the heart of your wedding day. It's the moment that brings everyone together, sets the tone for the celebrations ahead and creates memories you'll carr

As a Legal Celebrant based in Limerick, I regularly work with couples planning weddings throughout Limerick, Clare, Kerry, Cork and across Ireland. Planning a wedding in Ireland is an exciting time, but understanding the legal requirements, choosing the right ceremony style and finding the right suppliers can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a large celebration, this guide will help you understand the key steps involved in getting