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Top 10 Reasons To Get Married In Ireland {part two}

See Part One here

#7 The Romance

Philip Daly Photography

Mary Brown Photography

Darren Purcell of Visionary Photography

Johannes Roux of Johannes Photography

Shane O’Neill of Aspect Photography

#6 Variety of Locations

Lisa O’Dwyer Photography

Elaine Kennedy Photography

Elaine Kennedy Photography

Noel and Aga of White Tea Photography

#5 The History & Culture

Dylan McBurney Photography

Philip Daly Photography

Lisa O’Dwyer Photography

Shane O’Neill of Aspect Photography

Mike Patterson Photography

Nikki McKenna Photography

The top 4 are still to come so stay tuned and don’t change that channel!

Annie

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3 Responses to “Top 10 Reasons To Get Married In Ireland {part two}”

  1. Shana says:
    24 March 2011 at 11:53 pm

    Oh getting married in Ireland is our dream! At least we get to honeymoon there!

    Beautiful post! and blog!

  2. Naoise says:
    25 March 2011 at 1:17 pm

    Lovely! but love the way history and culture features a lot of drinking pictures :)

    • AnnieM says:
      25 March 2011 at 4:07 pm

      Hi Naoise!
      Believe it or not I found it difficult to get cultural photos. Maybe the Irish photogs just take that for granted? Anyway, Guinness is part of Irish culture!