The best wedding venues in Ireland have been revealed

By Katy Thornton

Whether you're beach girrrrrrl or guy or a city girrrrl or guy, there's a little something for everyone here.

Looking to book your wedding venue in Ireland? Website Save My Day have just revealed their 2023 wedding venue award winners, no matter what's important to you on your big day. They have the best venue for city weddings, country weddings, festival style weddings, historic weddings, pet-friendly weddings, and a whole lot more. From magnificent and romantic castles, festival-feel marquee and glamping venues, family run country houses and sprawling private estates, a landmark literature museum, exclusive Georgian townhouse, lovingly restored historic 18th century chapel, city centre boutique hotels, celebrated restaurants, panoramic coastal and tranquil shoreside settings, beautiful countryside backdrops and vibrant city locations to host wedding ceremonies and receptions, this year’s Save My Day Irish Wedding Venue Award winners showcase the wide range of wedding venues on offer across the country for couples to find the perfect place to say ‘I Do’ that suits their preferred style. So without further ado, these are the best wedding venues Ireland has to offer.

Irish Wedding Venue Award Winners:

• Best Alternative Wedding Venue is Mountain View, Kilkenny

• Best Boutique Hotel Wedding Venue is  Langton’s Hotel, Kilkenny

• Best Castle Wedding Wedding Venue is Cabra Castle, Cavan

• Best Ceremony Wedding Venue is The Abbey, Kildare

• Best City Wedding Venue  is The Dean, Galway

• Best Country House Wedding Venue is Fernhill House, Cork

• Best Cultural Wedding Venue is MoLI, Museum of Literature Ireland, Dublin

• Best Exclusive Wedding Venue is Temple House Estate, Sligo

• Best Festival Wedding Venue is Mountain View, Kilkenny

• Best Historic Wedding Venue  is Markree Castle, Sligo

• Best Intimate Wedding Venue  is The Wicklow Escape, Wicklow

• Best Large Hotel Wedding Venue is Four Seasons Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club Carlingford, Louth

This article originally appeared on Lovin IE.