This Co. Kerry venue is perfect for your special day
We’re incredibly lucky to live on an island full of the most breathtaking wedding venues, but how do you whittle it down to just one when there are so many options out there?
The Sheen Falls Lodge in Co. Kerry is an incredibly popular venue with brides and grooms at the moment and we’re not surprised.
This breathtaking venue has to be one of the most perfect spots to tie the knot in Ireland.
Sheen Falls Lodge is ideal for couples seeking a luxurious, all-in-one destination wedding experience.
By reserving the entire estate, couples and their guests can enjoy the entire event in one location. It is perfect for seamless celebrations and stunning photo opportunities without the need to move between venues.
At Sheen Falls Lodge, weddings are defined by privacy, romance, and luxury.
With exclusive-use packages, couples can host their event with up to 130-200 guests in a private and intimate setting.
Imagine a civil ceremony on the lawn or a champagne reception overlooking the cascading Sheen Falls, all in one location, offering complete convenience for you and your guests.
The team will ensure your wedding weekend will feel like a bespoke escape in the heart of the Ring of Kerry.
Highlights of Sheen Falls Lodge’s Exclusive Wedding Package:
- Pre-wedding consultations with a dedicated planner
- Complimentary champagne and red carpet arrival
- Use of the vintage 1936 Buick for local church transfers
- Signature Suite stay with champagne, chocolates, and strawberries
- Preferred accommodation rates for your guests and a complimentary anniversary stay
Sheen Falls Lodge offers complete luxury and the finest Irish hospitality, making every wedding a personalised, once-in-a-lifetime event.
With dates available for 2025 and 2026, they welcome the opportunity to help bring your dream weddings to life.
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