County Wexford, with its scenic coastline and historic charm, offers a selection of wedding venues to suit different budgets and preferences. From elegant country houses to modern hotels, couples can find spaces for both intimate ceremonies and larger receptions.
High-End Venues
- Marlfield House in Gorey, a family-run manor set on 36 acres, features a conservatory dining room for up to 100 guests and a Print Room for smaller gatherings of up to 55. The venue offers gourmet catering, 19 bedrooms, and manicured gardens for ceremonies, with dedicated coordinators ensuring a tailored experience.
- Seafield Hotel & Spa Resort in Ballymoney, set on 160 acres near the coast, provides the Áine Suite for up to 260 guests and a spa for pre-wedding relaxation. Couples enjoy bespoke menus, sea-view terraces for ceremonies, and 100 guest rooms.
Mid-Range Venues
- Clayton Whites Hotel in Wexford Town, a four-star property, offers the McClure Suite for up to 350 guests and the McCarthy Suite for smaller ceremonies of up to 80. Licensed for civil ceremonies, it features a fairy-light backdrop, a courtyard for receptions, and 160 guest rooms, with a dedicated coordinator to assist.
- Ferrycarrig Hotel in Wexford, overlooking the River Slaney, provides the Waterfront Suite for up to 250 guests and a private deck for ceremonies. The hotel includes tailored catering, on-site accommodation, and a reputation for excellent food.
Budget Venues
- The Farmer’s Kitchen Hotel in Drinagh provides private dining areas for up to 120 guests, with affordable packages and in-house catering using local ingredients. The venue ensures a personalised experience with guest rooms available.
- Hotel Rosslare in Rosslare Harbour offers a function room for smaller weddings, with budget-friendly menus and a coastal setting for photos. Its flexible packages and on-site accommodation make it ideal for intimate gatherings.
Wexford’s venues, from grand manors to cosy hotels, offer facilities like bespoke catering, scenic outdoor spaces, and guest accommodation. Couples can choose a venue that aligns with their budget and style, ensuring a joyful and seamless wedding day.
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