Weddings at Kippure Estate

What could be more perfect than a simple country wedding in a beautiful location with fresh, fine local food and a personalised service? Kippure Estate can offer all this and more – at a surprisingly affordable price.

At Kippure Estate, we can accommodate wedding parties of up to 200.

At Kippure Estate, our countryside location amidst the serene and mystical Wicklow Mountains combined with our welcoming staff, comfortable accommodation and delicious cuisine, of course made with local produce, is just the thing to inspire fond memories. Whether you are looking for a venue for a birthday party, holiday gathering, corporate event, family get-together or wedding, we strive to tailor a package specific to your desires and requirements.

Wedding planning can be such a stressful process, but our wedding team is always at hand to relieve some of that unwanted pressure. You can discuss with the team all the possibilities for your very special day; from a small and intimate ceremony to a grand marquee wedding with all the toppings. They will also go through the fine selection of culinary options that our award winning chef will prepare for your reception.

In addition, Kippure Estate offers comfortable accommodation in our lodge or cottages, which combined can cater up to 120 people. Should you decide to turn your memorable event into an overnight stay, our centre offers a range of outdoor activities, from thrilling zip lining, ropes courses and treasure hunts to relaxing nature walks, campfires and barbeques, taking in the picturesque scenery and beautiful surroundings.

Civil Ceremonies and Blessings
Kippure Estate has been approved as a suitable venue to hold your Civil Ceremony. We will happily provide you with all the information you need on making your application with the registrar.

The grounds at Kippure Estate also present numerous opportunities for your very own special wedding blessing. If you want something really different, then why not opt for a romantic outdoor blessing in our Celtic stone circle?

Make a weekend of it