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Posted by KerriJohnS
I'm 100% Irish and I want to somehow incorporate something Irish into my wedding. But I'm not sure what yet.. and I'm not doing an Irish theme or anything so it might be hard for me. i shall find a way though!
I did see a wedding show about a St Pat's day wedding and they did it all sooo classy. They used the Kelly Green and threw in some pink... it turned out georgous!!!!! It was 'Who's wedding is it anyway'. I think that was the name of the show... could be wrong.
I'm going to check out that site though!
Posted by DeeDee1013
Posted by KerriJohnS
I'm 100% Irish and I want to somehow incorporate something Irish into my wedding. But I'm not sure what yet.. and I'm not doing an Irish theme or anything so it might be hard for me. i shall find a way though!
I did see a wedding show about a St Pat's day wedding and they did it all sooo classy. They used the Kelly Green and threw in some pink... it turned out georgous!!!!! It was 'Who's wedding is it anyway'. I think that was the name of the show... could be wrong.
I'm going to check out that site though!
My husband is 100% Irish (both parents born in Ireland).
Our invitations had the claddagh on them. Our wedding rings have chaddaghs and knots on them. Our toasting flutes were Glaway crystal with the claddagh on them. They were a gift from my DH's Aunt and Uncle (who were born in Ireland and now live in Wales). Our money bag had claddagh on it.
Just some ideas for you....
Posted by JJC
Posted by DeeDee1013
Posted by KerriJohnS
I'm 100% Irish and I want to somehow incorporate something Irish into my wedding. But I'm not sure what yet.. and I'm not doing an Irish theme or anything so it might be hard for me. i shall find a way though!
I did see a wedding show about a St Pat's day wedding and they did it all sooo classy. They used the Kelly Green and threw in some pink... it turned out georgous!!!!! It was 'Who's wedding is it anyway'. I think that was the name of the show... could be wrong.
I'm going to check out that site though!
My husband is 100% Irish (both parents born in Ireland).
Our invitations had the claddagh on them. Our wedding rings have chaddaghs and knots on them. Our toasting flutes were Glaway crystal with the claddagh on them. They were a gift from my DH's Aunt and Uncle (who were born in Ireland and now live in Wales). Our money bag had claddagh on it.
Just some ideas for you....
quick question....we havent booked our Hm yet because we are planning to do it in the spring or summer so its not as cold as in February. we were planning to go to an agency in Lindenhurst that we met at a bridal show....they gave us some books with 2 week tours...being that your inlaws are both from ireland...do you have a better suggestion or should i stick to that plan? we really want to see as much of the country as possible. i am a mutt...dad was born in Croatia...mom is half italian and half irish (my great great grandparentw are from county cork) fh is all irish but really doesnt know from where...i am more the heritage buff if ya know what i mean. i guess my question is...should i just go to this stranger or do yu guys know a travel agency that is better at this....thanks!
THANKS...its ok...I can just go to the original place I found..the tours in the book she gave us covered a lot of different places for a 2 week stay....i am sooo excited to go. We went to Croatia last year so now its time to hit Ireland....lol
Posted by KerriJohnS
I'm 100% Irish and I want to somehow incorporate something Irish into my wedding. But I'm not sure what yet.. and I'm not doing an Irish theme or anything so it might be hard for me. i shall find a way though!
I did see a wedding show about a St Pat's day wedding and they did it all sooo classy. They used the Kelly Green and threw in some pink... it turned out georgous!!!!! It was 'Who's wedding is it anyway'. I think that was the name of the show... could be wrong.
I'm going to check out that site though!
Posted by pa56
Posted by KerriJohnS
I'm 100% Irish and I want to somehow incorporate something Irish into my wedding. But I'm not sure what yet.. and I'm not doing an Irish theme or anything so it might be hard for me. i shall find a way though!
I did see a wedding show about a St Pat's day wedding and they did it all sooo classy. They used the Kelly Green and threw in some pink... it turned out georgous!!!!! It was 'Who's wedding is it anyway'. I think that was the name of the show... could be wrong.
I'm going to check out that site though!
We had four leaf clover keychains as our favor to incorporate something irish
thats very cute. I think we're gonna have a bagpiper play at our church
Not really doing anything Irish themed, but I am having Irish dancers perform during dinner as a surprise to my mom. Irish dancing was such an important part of my life growing up.
Posted by pa56
Thanks!
We also had a bagpiper play as DH walked into the ceremony location. My mom found him, I have no idea where and how!
Another Irish element we had was an Irish station at the cocktail hour - we had Guinness, bangers and mash, and shephard's pie.
we're having an irish wedding; those are cute & definitely reasonably priced! Thanks for the idea, I'm going to look on that website
Try sceptre tours ( www.sceptretours.com ) they have an office on Sunrise Hwy in Lynbrook, they offer lots of different packages. I recommend the ones where you stay in different B&B's and a castle! I had a great time when I went a few years ago with my family and can't wait to go again with FH.
Posted by MakingofaMulligan
FH was born and raised in Ireland. He is wearing the Irish National Tartan (kilt) to our wedding (I really like kilts). I bought claddagh frames for table numbers - but keeping away from the shamrocks (at his request). I'm also 100% Irish but American born.
JJC - I try to go to Ireland every couple of years. FM me if you have any questions. CIE tours are definitely awesome, Aer Lingus also has tours that you can do. I would recommend a CIE tour that goes to Northern Ireland as well. I love it up there.![]()
