Wedding venues in Kerry

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Aghadoe Heights Hotel & Spa

Above Killarney with the definitive view: lakes, islands and mountains laid out below the function room's glass wall. When people say they picked the venue for the view, this is usually the view.

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Ballygarry Estate Hotel & Spa

At the foot of the Slieve Mish mountains outside Tralee, with landscaped gardens and a lodge-style warmth. The reliable big-day choice for north Kerry families.

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Ballyseede Castle

Kerry's only castle hotel, on 30 acres outside Tralee, family-run with wolfhounds on the lawn. Small enough that the castle is yours for the day, which is rather the point of a castle.

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Dingle Skellig Hotel

On the water at the mouth of Dingle harbour, with the town's pubs ten minutes' walk away for the unofficial third day of the wedding. The west Kerry option worth the drive.

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Dromquinna Manor

A Victorian manor on Kenmare Bay with a permanent wedding pavilion and glamping in the grounds. Outdoorsy and informal in style, sharply run behind the scenes by the Sheen Falls team.

Great Southern Killarney

The grand 1854 railway hotel beside Killarney station, with pillared ballrooms and lawns in the middle of town. Built for occasions and still better at them than most.

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Muckross Park Hotel

Inside Killarney National Park beside Muckross Abbey, with jaunting cars past the door and the park as your photo album. An 1795 house at its core, spa out the back.

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Parknasilla Resort & Spa

Five hundred acres of subtropical gardens on Kenmare Bay, halfway round the Ring of Kerry. Palm trees in Ireland, seals in the bay, and a resort that keeps guests happily occupied for the whole weekend.

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The Europe Hotel & Resort

Five stars on the shore of Lough Léin with the reeks across the water. The lakeside lawn ceremony, with that view behind the vows, is the most photographed spot in Kerry weddings for a reason.

The Killarney Park

A five-star in the middle of Killarney town, quietly plush with open fires and a staff-to-fuss ratio that keeps the day calm. City convenience, country comfort.