Ireland
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Marry in Ireland as a Foreigner: 2027 Requirements
Everything about marrying legally in Ireland runs through one piece of paper: the Marriage Registration Form. The HSE Civil Registration Service issues it, it is sometimes called a marriage licence, and no civil, religious or secular marriage in the Republic is legal without it. You collect it in person, you carry it to the ceremony,…
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What an Ireland Elopement Really Costs in 2027
On 21 June 2027 the sun comes up over Slea Head at 5:21 in the morning and does not go down until 10:06 at night, with enough light to work by for another forty minutes after that. Close to seventeen hours, on one peninsula in west Kerry. Stand on the same headland on 21 December…
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Legally Marry Outdoors in the UK and Ireland
There is one line in Scots law that explains why so many couples flying in from the States end up married on a river terrace in Glen Etive rather than in a hotel function room. Religious and belief marriages in Scotland can take place anywhere. Not anywhere on a list of licensed venues. Anywhere an…
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What an Irish Wedding Film Costs on the West Coast
In the third week of June the sun sets over the Clare coast at 22:07, and the Cliffs of Moher Experience closes its gate at 21:00. The best hour of light on the most photographed cliff in Ireland happens after the car park has emptied. That one mismatch decides where we park, which direction we…
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Ireland Elopement Planning: A 2027 Field Guide
The most useful fact about eloping in Ireland has nothing to do with cliffs. Notice of your intention to marry has to reach a Registrar at least three months before the ceremony, the fee is 200 euro, and no amount of good planning shortens that clock. Everything else is built behind it. The second most…
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Cliffs of Moher Elopement Photographer and Videographer
On the longest day of the year the sun drops into the Atlantic off the Cliffs of Moher at seven minutes past ten in the evening. The Cliffs of Moher Experience closes its gates at nine. That hour of daylight after the last car leaves the paid site is the most useful thing anyone can…
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Ireland Elopement Photographer and Videographer
In the third week of June the sun clears the ridge behind Slea Head at 5:21 in the morning and does not go down until 22:06. Civil dusk holds until almost eleven at night. Move two hundred kilometres up the coast to Keem Bay on Achill Island and the same day runs from 5:08 to…