Wedding venues in Meath

Ballymagarvey Village

A restored 18th-century manor and mill village near Navan, exclusively yours for the day, with the banqueting hall and bedrooms all inside the old walls. One of the best-known dedicated wedding venues in Leinster, and booked accordingly.

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Bellinter House

Built around 1750 by the architect behind Powerscourt House, on the banks of the Boyne near the Hill of Tara. The Refectory Suite takes 200, and the bathhouse spa with its infinity pool sorts the recovery day.

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Clonabreany House

An exclusive-use Georgian estate near Kells with a grand marquee for 220, courtyard rooms that sleep over a hundred, and its own sibín for the late shift. Built for weddings where nobody has to leave.

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Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa

A 1764 Georgian mansion on 21 acres of lawns, eighteen kilometres from Dublin city centre, which makes it the closest thing to a country estate the capital's guest list can taxi home from. Takes up to 350.

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Killeen Castle

A Norman castle on a 600-acre estate at Dunsany, with weddings for up to 160, lodge accommodation and a Jack Nicklaus course that hosted the Solheim Cup. The castle looming over the photographs is the whole argument.

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Knightsbrook Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort

A full resort on 186 acres outside Trim: championship golf, the River Spa, and a ballroom that regularly wins Leinster wedding awards. The one for big numbers with plenty for guests to do the next morning.

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Tankardstown House

A Georgian manor near Slane where dinner happens in the Orangery for up to 230 and the wedding party sleeps across the house, cottage suites and lodge. The Brabazon restaurant's reputation travels well beyond Meath.

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The Johnstown Estate

A listed Georgian house on 120 acres at Enfield that scales from 4 guests to 400, with an orangery, a walled-garden terrace and a spa the bridal party will find by instinct. Handy to the M4 for guests coming from both coasts.

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The Station House Hotel

An 1862 railway junction turned family-run Blue Book hotel at Kilmessan, with weddings in the Carriage Suite and 12 acres of gardens where the platforms used to be. Small, personal and quietly different.

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Trim Castle Hotel

Directly across from the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland, with a rooftop garden that puts the ramparts behind your vows. The Great Hall ballroom keeps the medieval theme honest without a suit of armour in sight.