Weddings in County Meath

Wedding Ceremonies in County Meath

County Meath will always be a special one for me — it’s where I’m originally from, so conducting weddings back in my home county is always lovely.
From country houses and hotels to more intimate settings throughout the Royal County, there are plenty of options for couples planning their wedding in Meath.
I conduct legal wedding ceremonies throughout County Meath and can help you create a ceremony that includes the legal requirements alongside the personal elements you’d like to include.

The Legal Side

Where Can You Get Legally Married in County Meath?

For a legal wedding in Ireland, your ceremony must be conducted by a solemniser who is on the Register of Solemnisers. You’ll also need to give at least three months’ notice of your intention to marry and obtain your Marriage Registration Form (MRF) before the ceremony.

When you attend your marriage notification appointment, you’ll provide the name and address of your proposed ceremony venue along with the details of your solemniser and witnesses.

If you’re considering a particular location for your ceremony, we can talk it through beforehand and I’ll guide you through what you need to arrange.

A County I Know Well

Back to My Meath Roots

Although I’m now based in Dundalk, County Meath is where I’m originally from, so I know the county well and always enjoy coming back for weddings.
With more than 30 years’ experience in hospitality, weddings and events, I understand both the ceremony itself and the practical details that help the day run smoothly.
Your ceremony is created with you and can include personal vows, readings, music, symbolic elements and involvement from family or friends, depending on what you’d like.