A powerlifting couple from Belfast ensured their marriage got off to a strong start when they made their dramatic entrance as man and wife ..read more

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Before coronavirus struck, Irish weddings tended to follow a certain template. A couple would typically get married in front of over 150 of their closest friends and family and have their party in a hotel or country house. The shindig would go on into the wee hours with day two celebrations all but a certainty ..read more

While the country's roadmap out of lockdown gives us a clear idea of what 2020 will look like, confusion still reigns in the wedding business ..read more

'I'm not a nervous person. I could get up in front of a thousand people to say something and not have a problem with it, but oh my God, I nearly died. My whole body was sweating ..read more

'I'm not a nervous person. I could get up in front of a thousand people to say something and not have a problem with it, but oh my God, I nearly died. My whole body was sweating ..read more

When your girlfriend has a Grammy-nominated singer on hand to serenade you as she pops the big question and your family flies across the Atlantic Ocean so they can witness the romantic moment, you know your wedding is going to be truly special ..read more

Growing up, girls are taught that a marriage proposal will go something like this: their partner will whisk them away to some dreamy locale, get down on one knee and produce that luxurious little box, before popping the all-important question ..read more

Over the weekend, pop singer Ellie Goulding wed art dealer Caspar Jopling in a lavish, star-studded ceremony. There was an electric blue VW camper van, an array of celebrity guests and a festival-themed reception, yet all eyes were on Ellie's dress, a custom design by the French fashion house Chloe that took 640 hours to create. It had long sleeves, a high ruffled collar, and was hand-embroidered with white roses of York - a nod to the church, York Minster, where the wedding took place. The modest style was unexpected, but are we about to see a wave of copy-cats at Irish weddings in 2020 and b ..read more

Niamh Eustice (nee Osborne) from Dublin, and Hari Eustice, who was born in Wales but grew up in London, knew they were meant to be the moment they met ..read more