Sean and Hiro got married at the registry office on Lower Grand Canal Street. It was a small wedding with big emotions. After the wedding, everyone went across the road to the Schoolhouse hotel for lunch and photos. Sean and Hiro had been waiting for this day a long time …
Rachel & Darren were just one of those easy-going relaxed couples that had no problem getting married in Clontarf and then moving on down to St. George Yacht Club in Dun Laoghaire…by public transport. Yeap, they crossed the Liffey by DART with the ceremony up North and party down South. The DART Staff were nice enough to help her friends hold onto a carraige and even decorate it with banners and balloons. It was great craic standing at the platform with everyone who attended the wedding waiting for the train, then to see it arrive with a carraige pumping out …
St Mary’s Church is spacious with ample room to move about and the Athlone Sheraton Hotel is just around the corner making this wedding a walk around for the day. No pressure. No traffic. The staff at the Sheraton are extremely helpful and there’s lots of contemporary modern features to shoot against. All in all. A great day. A great wedding.
Another great day with the sun shining amidst a week of rain. I’m beginning to think anytime I do a wedding the sun shines. It’s been ages since I shot a wedding in rain. Wonder if I’ll jinx it by writing it into the blog. This couple had their entire wedding at Killashee House Hotel which meant a great day for all without any travel worries and lots of time to mingle with each other.
Another beautiful day at Finnstown House Hotel with a great church ceremony in Kimmage, it was a really bright church and I took a few panoramics to show you the interesting seating arrangements whereby everyone faced the aisle. Wedding photography couldn’t be easier with such seating arrangements and allowed me to take loads of candid photos unbeknownst to the party.