
Dreaming of a fairytale castle wedding in Ireland? If you imagine your big day coming to life in majestic surrounds you'll need a breathtaking wedding dress that makes you feel like a queen. Today, we're bring you 10 breathtaking bridal looks from Irish castle weddings to inspire your quest. From classic to avant-garde, prepare to be wowed by these fabulously stylish real brides. Holly's Stella York wedding dress married timeless elegance and contemporary sophistication. It was an awe-inspiring choice for her black-tie wedding at Markree Castle and she accessorised flawlessly with a satin-edged veil, sparkling Jimmy Choo heels and beautiful jewellery from KYNA MAREE. From the moment we laid eyes on it, Moya’s dress blew us away. She wore a show-stopping strapless gown with a structured bodice and feathered skirt by Suzanne Neville which perfectly reflected her classic-meets-modern vision for her Castle Leslie wedding. She completed her bridal look with white satin knot heels by Aquazzura and elegant earrings by Megan Therese. Oozing classic elegance, Jingwen's Vera Wang dress boasted romantic floral embroidery. Styled with a flowing veil and delicate jewellery, it was a breathtaking choice for her fairytale Kilkea Castle wedding. Celebrating with a Rococo-inspired wedding at Markree Castle, Kendall exuded regal glamour in a sparkling bespoke wedding dress by Irish bridal designer Niamh Lynch of Bespoke Bridal. Alyssa incorporated elements of her mother's wedding dress throughout her wardrobe for her micro Wilton Castle wedding. While she opted for the sleek Sloan dress by Alexandra Grecco for her ceremony she changed into a show-stopping mini dress for the after-party which was made from the top of her mother's gown. For her magical winter wedding at Cabra Castle, Danielle wowed in a spectacular pleated Milla Nova gown which she accessorised with a satin-edge veil, a flowing neck scarf, accessories from The Dress House and Sophia Webster heels. Where do we even begin with Anthea's breathtaking bridal look? For her Lough Rynn castle wedding inspired by Downtown Abbey the bride wore a Le Spose di Gio bow wedding dress with bow and pearl earrings, bow-dappled Jimmy Choo heels and a pearl-encrusted headband with sheer ribbons by Irish milliner Edel Ramberg Designs. For her elegant Bellingham Castle wedding, Sadhbh absolutely stunned us wearing her mum's wedding dress which she brought her own unique twist to. Timeless style clearly runs in the family! She accessorised with ruched tulle heels from Jimmy Choo, earrings from One Dame Lane and Bruna the Label, and a simple tulle veil with a comb from Etsy sewed on. Sinéad looked like an Old Hollywood star in her Eva Lendel gown for her fun summer Castle Durrow wedding which she styled spectacularly with Kurt Geiger heels, pearl jewellery and an elegant birdcage veil by Lucia Stofej. Carla leant into a classic and timeless bridal look with a modern twist for her Ballynahinch Castle wedding inspired by Connemara. She stunned in an Elly Sofocli gown with a dropped waist and a graceful sheer neckline. Her shoes were Jimmy Choo and her accessories included a lace-edged veil, CompletedWorks jewellery and her own pieces and those belonging to family. Check out more regal bridal inspiration with more Castle Weddings here! Irish Castle Wedding Bridal Looks We Love
Image by Eimear O’Donnell via One Fab Day1. Holly's Dropped Waist Dress
Image by Jayne Lindsay Photography via One Fab Day2. Moya’s Feather Gown
Image by Nice 2 Look via One Fab Day3. Jingwen's Lace Gown
Image by Jenya Johnston Photography via One Fab Day4. Kendall's Ornate Ballgown
Image by Wild Things Wed via One Fab Day5. Alyssa's Mini Dress
Image by Magills Film and Photography via One Fab Day6. Danielle's Pleat Gown
Image by Anna G Photography via One Fab Day7. Anthea's Bow Dress
Image by Elaine Barker Photography via One Fab Day8. Sadhbh's Heirloom Dress
Image by Folklore Photography via One Fab Day9. Sinéad's Halter Gown
Image by Studio Brown via One Fab Day10. Carla's Gown with a Little Bit of ‘Va‑Va‑Voom’
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