Black Tie Optional attire is requested. We invite guests to wear floor-length gowns, tuxedos, or formal suits to compliment the beauty of the castle.
Because the wedding is taking place during Ireland’s peak travel season, we recommend booking flights and accommodations as early as possible—ideally 9–12 months in advance. June travel to Dublin can fill quickly, and booking early typically offers better availability and pricing.
All travelers will need a valid passport to enter Ireland. Guests traveling from the U.S., UK, and most EU countries do not need a visa for short stays. Please ensure your passport is up to date and does not expire within six months of your travel dates. We recommend confirming entry requirements based on your country of citizenship.
We will not have a formal hotel block. However, on the Travel & Accommodations page, we’ve compiled a selection of hotel options conveniently located near the venue, offering a range of styles and price points.
The castle rooms have been reserved by the bride and groom for a small group of invited guests. We invite all other guests to explore nearby hotel options listed on the Travel & Accommodations page. Please contact us directly with any accessibility-related questions.
Transportation details are still being finalized. We’ll share updates as plans are confirmed and appreciate your patience.
Due to space considerations, we are only able to accommodate guests who are named on the invitation. Thank you for your understanding.
The ceremony is planned to take place outdoors on the lawn, weather permitting. The drinks reception will follow on the terrace, which has a gravel surface. We recommend being mindful of footwear. Dinner and the reception will be held indoors in the castle.
Late June in Dublin is usually mild, with daytime temperatures around 60–68°F (15–20°C) and cooler evenings near 50–55°F (10–13°C). And because it’s Ireland, a little rain may join the party—so layers and light outerwear are always a good idea.
Ireland uses the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted, though having some cash on hand can be helpful.
Yes. Ireland uses Type G outlets (the same as the UK). Guests traveling from the U.S. or other countries will need a plug adapter.
If you have questions that aren’t addressed on the website, please feel free to contact Amy at 201-446-5760.