County Louth, with its scenic coastline and historic charm, offers a delightful range of wedding venues to suit every couple’s vision and budget. From elegant castles to welcoming hotels, the county provides settings for high-end, mid-range, and budget celebrations. 

High-End Venues

• Bellingham Castle, located in Castlebellingham, delivers a romantic setting on 17 acres of riverside gardens. Licensed for civil ceremonies, the castle’s banqueting suite accommodates up to 200 guests, with exclusive use available. It offers 28 bedrooms and tailored menus crafted with local produce. The castle’s manicured lawns and river backdrop provide stunning photo opportunities, with a dedicated team ensuring a bespoke experience.  
• Ballymascanlon House Hotel, set on 130 acres near Dundalk, blends Victorian elegance with modern comforts. The Garden Room hosts up to 300 guests, and the venue is approved for civil ceremonies. With 90 bedrooms, a golf course, and gourmet catering, it offers a polished setting. The estate’s parkland and historic grounds create a picturesque backdrop for photographs.  
• Beaulieu House, a 17th-century estate near Drogheda, provides an intimate setting for up to 120 guests. Licensed for civil ceremonies, it features a walled garden for outdoor blessings and a marquee for receptions. The venue offers tailored catering and nearby accommodation. Its heritage architecture and river views are ideal for photography, with packages customised to your preferences.  

Mid-Range Venues

• Four Seasons Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club in Carlingford, overlooks Carlingford Lough and the Cooley Mountains. The Grand Ballroom, with Georgian ceilings and chandeliers, hosts up to 300 guests, and the venue is licensed for civil ceremonies. It offers 58 bedrooms, a luxe spa, and a veranda for drinks receptions. The scenic lough and mountain views create charming photo opportunities.  
• Carrickdale Hotel & Spa, located near Dundalk, combines modern style with warm hospitality. The banqueting suite accommodates up to 250 guests, with a dedicated reception room for ceremonies. Approved for civil ceremonies, it offers 83 bedrooms and tailored menus. The hotel’s gardens and proximity to the Cooley Peninsula provide a lovely backdrop for photographs.  
• Ghan House, a Georgian residence in Carlingford, offers exclusive use for up to 54 guests in its ballroom or 34 at one long table. Licensed for civil ceremonies, it features walled gardens for outdoor blessings and bespoke catering from its award-winning kitchen. The venue provides 12 bedrooms, with the lough and mountains ideal for photography.  

Budget Venues

• Scholars Townhouse Hotel, a restored 19th-century building in Drogheda, offers a charming setting for up to 150 guests. Approved for civil ceremonies, its dining room features classic decor, with affordable packages including catering and a private bar. The venue’s 16 bedrooms and proximity to the River Boyne create pleasant photo opportunities, with attentive service ensuring a personal touch.  
• The Clermont, a stylish bar and restaurant in Blackrock, provides a modern setting for up to 100 guests. Located near St Oliver Plunkett Church, it is ideal for receptions, with tailored catering and a private function room. The venue’s coastal location along the Irish Sea offers scenic photo backdrops, with budget-friendly packages and a relaxed atmosphere.  
• McKevitt’s Village Hotel, a boutique venue in Carlingford, blends modern comfort with village charm. The function room hosts up to 120 guests, with options for civil ceremonies. Affordable packages include catering, and the hotel offers 20 bedrooms. The picturesque Carlingford streets and nearby lough provide appealing photo opportunities.  
• Segrave Barns, located in Dunany, offers a rustic setting with two stone-built barns for up to 150 guests. Licensed for civil ceremonies, it includes a smaller barn for ceremonies and a larger one for receptions, with a bar and café area. The venue provides glamping pods and flexible catering options. Its countryside setting and quirky llama residents create unique photo backdrops. 

Louth’s wedding venues, from grand castles to cosy barns, cater to every couple’s dreams. With its coastal beauty and warm hospitality, the county ensures a perfect setting for your special day.

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