Ruining one hand clapping5/16/2023 ![]() ![]() The reading was followed by a touching rendition of Enya’s Orinoco Flow on the harp as the newlyweds left the ceremony as husband and wife. As if that didn’t make me emotional enough, the personal vows were a very special touch too!" says Tara.Ĭaptured above is a beautiful moment as Dave’s sister read a ceremony reading, and was quite emotional while reading the words of Today. The guests have used them as windchimes, jewellery and decorations. ![]() Dave the groom made the creative and eye-catching stained glass party favours that we see glistening throughout the ceremony. We were spoiled really, but also got to enjoy the fun of working together on something with the people we love!" they say. "Since we were stuck in America, we were so thankful that our families and friends could help us with the ceremony venue. The couple praises their wonderful friends and family for helping them with the lead-up to their wedding day. ![]() She complemented her style with a pared back ponytail and striking amber earrings that match her bridesmaids to perfection! Tara's bridal style speaks is contemporary minimalism at its best, with a glamorous addition of a cathedral cape from Varca bridal, which attached as sleeves and draped magnificently to the floor in dreamy layers. Then one day, Dave got me by surprise when he got down on one knee in Joshua Tree National Park, California!" We were friends for a year before we finally got together. So how did these lovebirds' story begin? Tara recalls: "We met at an Irish bar in San Francisco just after we both moved out there. Zac and Grace were the stars of the show! Not only did they look the part but they even helped with passing the rings around for a 'ring warming' ritual. They roped in the help of family, friends and neighbours to set up the incredibly unique ceremony space by cutting the lawn, building a stage, setting out the chairs, sculpting a life-like cake-topper, sourcing the beautiful carpets and tying up colourful bunting - and boy did they pull it off! Our real wedding couple, travelled all the way from San Francisco back to Ireland to tie the knot in the wonderful coastal village of Ballybunion. Helped by their family and friends, creative DIY elements were seen throughout the wedding ceremony and onwards to their castle venue, and thanks to Kevin Murphy, all the magic was captured in the images below - time to show them off! Oh, are you in for a treat with this picture-perfect and ever-so-creative wedding day! Embracing the beauty of the South West coast of Ireland and all of its historic offerings, Tara and Dave tied the knot outdoors in an old church ruin in the beautiful seaside village of Ballybunion, Co. ![]()
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