Eloping to Dingle

Ariana and Cody are a quiet couple. Very much in love and don’t need to go shouting about it. You can see it in their eyes.

Although their elopement on the Dingle peninsula was simple and about them, Ariana knew the feeling and look it should take. Her Pinterest page was already full of photos around the Dingle area before we even spoke.

This wedding was going to be all about the two of them immersed in beauty. And it was. And it was perfectly and fully captured by The Lous on the day {who were great to work with too!}

 

Once the excitement had built and both were ready, we whisked the couple away separately to Slea Head, one of the most beautiful places in Ireland {and the world!} for them to see each other dressed for marriage for the very first time.

A few minutes alone and some more amazing photos it was time to do the business and get these two married.

They walked into their ceremony at The Blasket Island Centre in Dunquin together to the sounds of an Irish Uillean pipes

Ariana and Cody’s wedding ceremony was in two parts, the rings and legal requirements followed immediately by a Celtic handfasting ceremony on the nearby cliffs and them saying their own personal vows and promise to each other.

The rest of the afternoon was spent around the Dingle peninsula taking photos, revelling in the scenery frolicking up mountains and taking in a picnic. Have a look and enjoy the beauty!

 

Stunning if I do say so myself! with help from Tricia at Munster Mobile hair, Sheehy’s florist in Dingle, Piper Eoin Duignan and of course the lovely lively enthusiastic Lous! For whom I have to mention that there are so many many more stunning photos of this wedding {and, of course, their others} on their website. It was so difficult to cull them you have no idea.

Beautiful, sentimental, memorable. Thank you, Ariana and Cody, for allowing me to be a part of your day.