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Irish Castle Wedding at Killruddery Estate

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Stephanie Fay Photography recently had the pleasure of visiting Ireland, and shooting the wedding of Deidre and John at the Killruddery Estate. These breath taking grounds have been seen in many movies : Becoming Jane; The Count of Monte Cristo, and even more famously Far and Away. Since 1618, The Killruddery Estate has been one of Ireland’s most gorgeous treasures and is still home to the 15th Earl of Meath. The gardens are the oldest in Ireland, retaining the original 17th century style.

Visit here to view so many more amazing shots of Ireland and this breathtaking estate engagement shoot.

Photography: Stephanie Fay Photography Jewelry and hair piece : Aisling Nelson at Rangoli Makeup: Aoife Callaghan Hair: Lorraine Browne Dresses and shoes- Covet (The Borrowers Boudoir)
Flowers- Deirdre Hynes at Ruby & Bloom

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