Unique wedding venues in Dublin aren't too difficult to come by with a number of gorgeous spots that might just be perfect for your big day.
From farms to theatres to other ultra unique wedding venues in Dublin, your big day is guaranteed to be extra special when deciding to celebrate at one of these places.
Here are the most unique wedding venues in Dublin.
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Airfield Estate
Airfield Estate is a sustainable working farm located in Dundrum, consisting of walled gardens, plenty of open green space, animal enclosures and a lovely farm to fork restaurant.
As one of the most unique wedding venues in Dublin, your ceremony here will take place under the rose climbing pergola in The Walled Garden. You will then enjoy dinner in the majestic settings of Airfield House or Overends Kitchen.
Dublin Zoo
Dublin Zoo is a dream wedding venue for many who grew up in the city. Weddings at Dublin Zoo take place in Haughton House, a restored historical building with tremendous views of the zoo.
There is a dedicated Dublin Zoo wedding coordinator who will be able to assist you with anything you need ahead of and during the big day.
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Smock Alley Theatre
Smock Alley Theatre is one of the most unusually beautiful wedding venues in Dublin.
Weddings here take place in the stained-glass-windowed Banquet Hall and the multi-tiered theatre. The acoustics here for music are amazing according to venue bosses.
This unique Dublin wedding venue can facilitate 250 guests until 11pm. The 17th century theatre is located on the banks of the River Liffey while at the rear of building are the cobblestones of Cow's Lane.
K2 Alpacas
Have you ever wanted to get married surrounded by alpacas? You can do just that at K2 Alpacas, which is located in County Wicklow and under an hour's drive from Dublin City Centre. The alpacas can act as ring or ribbon bearers and can even be dressed in a tux or veil for the special occasion.
Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Royal Hospital Kilmainham has a number of rooms you can choose to enjoy your wedding ceremony and celebration in.
You can host your reception in one room, a service in the Baroque Room and a banquet in the Great Hall. Included in your fee for a wedding at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham is a red carpet on arrival, formal gardens for photographs, a big dancefloor, parking for up to 400 cars, cloakroom and restroom attendants and more.
Casino Marino
Casino Marino is available for functions such as wedding ceremonies. The space is quite small, so it is more suited for intimate affairs rather than large celebrations. Those interested in hosting events at Casino Marino can contact venue managers for rates and more information.
Swords Castle
Weddings at Swords Castle include 60 banquet chairs laid out for guests, a red carpet and more romantic features. The tall stained glass window at the altar makes for a beautifully dramatic backdrop for the ceremony while the grounds of the castle are also a nice background for after the loved up couple say "I do".
Dublin City Hall
Dublin City Hall is one of the most stylishly unique wedding venues in Dublin. The building has been restored with its original architecture and makes for a grandiose place to get married.
Venue managers will help you bring your dream wedding at Dublin City Hall to life down to the finest details.
Chocolate Factory Dublin
The Chocolate Factory is located on Dublin's King's Inns Street and features a bright industrial event space that can be transformed to cater to individual tastes.
To find out more about having your wedding here, you can contact venue managers.
Law Society of Ireland
Blackhall Place is regarded as one of the most unique and beautiful wedding venues in Dublin. The historical building provides a stunning backdrop for your wedding photos and the venue will also provide the food and drink service.
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