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Wedding websites in Dublin: for couples marrying at home or abroad
This page is for couples getting married in Dublin or originally from Dublin, wherever they live now. We build a clear, practical wedding website that keeps every guest informed and RSVP'd, no matter where in the world they are.
- LanguagesEnglish
- Time zoneGMT+1
- PricesOne-off, in pounds sterling; any card accepted
Your events
The events of a Dublin wedding
Your website gets a page, an RSVP and a guest list for each event, with its own date, time, venue and dress code. Pick the traditions you follow; names and order vary between families, and you can add any event of your own.
Irish wedding
- CeremonyWedding dayChurch, civil or humanist ceremony.
- Drinks receptionWedding dayDrinks and photos.
- Wedding mealWedding dayThe meal and speeches.
- AftersWedding day, late eveningEvening guests join for music and late food.
- Day-after partyThe day afterA second, easier celebration for those still standing.
Weddings in Dublin
Traditions and style
Weddings in Dublin are warm, sociable affairs with a strong emphasis on family and community. The day typically begins with a ceremony in a church, register office, or hotel, followed by a long reception that can stretch well into the night. A key feature is the 'afters', an informal evening party where more guests, often friends and younger relatives, join the celebration for dancing, music and late-night craic. Irish weddings are known for their lively atmosphere, with céilí dancing, live bands or DJs, and plenty of speeches and toasts. Guests are generous with their time and good wishes, and it is common for people to travel from across Ireland, the UK, America or Australia to attend. The emphasis is on togetherness, laughter and making the couple feel cherished.
Where couples marry
Many couples choose a castle, country house or manor hotel for their wedding, drawn to the romance of stone walls, grand staircases and sweeping gardens. Dublin itself offers elegant city venues, from Georgian townhouses to modern hotels with rooftop views. For photographs, couples often head to famous landmarks such as Trinity College, St Stephen's Green, the Ha'penny Bridge or the grounds of Dublin Castle. The weather is changeable, so most weddings run from late spring to early autumn, though winter weddings in candlelit rooms have their own charm. Some couples also choose to marry in a small village church outside the city, then hold the reception at a nearby estate.
Why couples choose us
- Private links show each household only their events
- RSVP for ceremony, reception and afters separately
- Meal and dietary choices collected in one place
- QR code for printed cards, link for WhatsApp
- Works on any phone, no app needed
Guests near and far
For guests travelling to Dublin
Guests travelling to Dublin for a wedding need clear information on flights, transfers, accommodation and the order of events. Many will be coming from abroad, so time zones, dress codes and whether the ceremony is religious or civil are important to know. A wedding website with RSVP for each event, ceremony, reception, afters, lets each household see only what they are invited to, avoiding confusion. Private links mean the bride's aunt in Boston does not see the groom's workmates' invitations. The site can also include maps, transport tips and a countdown, helping everyone feel prepared and part of the celebration, even before they land.
Packages
One-off prices, no monthly fees
Prices are in pounds sterling. Cards in any currency are accepted at checkout. Signature adds wording in Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, Gujarati or Bengali.
Questions
Wedding websites in Dublin: your questions
Can I have one website for all my wedding events?
Yes. Your website can include separate pages for the ceremony, reception and afters, each with its own RSVP. Guests only see the events they are invited to, thanks to private household links. This is ideal for Irish weddings where different guests attend different parts of the day.
How do I manage guests who are not good with computers?
Every website has a simple, clear design that works on any phone. You can also print a QR code on your paper invitations, so guests can scan it with their phone camera. For older relatives, you can fill in their RSVP on your own guest dashboard, or send them a simple text link.
Can guests from abroad see the right time zone for the wedding?
Yes, the website shows the wedding time in Irish Standard Time, and each guest sees a countdown that updates to their own time zone automatically. This helps family in America or Australia know exactly when to join a live stream or call, without any confusion.
What if I want to include a live stream for family who cannot travel?
Our Signature package adds a private live stream page to your website. You can share the link only with those guests you choose, so elderly grandparents or relatives abroad can watch the ceremony in real time. The page also works for the afters, if you want to share a bit of the dancing.
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