County Mayo provides a selection of venues for weddings. Couples can select from options across different price points with facilities to suit their needs.
High-end venues
- Ashford Castle in Cong stands on the shores of Lough Corrib. It offers 83 rooms and suites, gardens for ceremonies, dining for up to 160 guests, and exclusive hire options.
- Belleek Castle near Ballina provides a neo-Gothic setting in woodland. It accommodates ceremonies indoors or outdoors, with reception spaces and 10 bedrooms on site.
- Mount Falcon Estate in Ballina includes a manor house on 100 acres. It supplies reception areas for 100 to 180 guests, spa facilities, and accommodation in the hotel or lodges.
Mid-range venues
- Knockranny House Hotel in Westport overlooks Clew Bay. It features banquet rooms, spa services, and guest rooms.
- Breaffy House Resort near Castlebar covers 101 acres of woodland. It has lawns for photographs, multiple reception spaces, and on-site lodging.
- Mulranny Park Hotel faces the Atlantic and Clew Bay. It offers areas for gatherings up to 320 guests, with coastal views and access.
Budget venues
- McWilliam Park Hotel in Claremorris provides reception suites with tailored menus and ceremony spaces.
- Great National Hotel Ballina sits along the River Moy. It includes the Nephin Suite for up to 400 guests and all-inclusive packages.
- Castlecourt Hotel in Westport delivers banquet facilities in a central spot with nearby grounds.
These venues include ceremony areas, reception halls, catering, and accommodation to assist with wedding arrangements.
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