Kildare Wedding Photography At The Abbey

They say when you meet the one that one life isn’t enough and as a Kildare wedding photographer I really hope theres a multiverse so these two can meet over and over again.

I first met Alison And Oisin during their pre wedding session in Dublin,s Memorial Gardens. From that moment I knew they were my kinda people. They laugh like they're teenagers and look at each other like none else in the world matters and as a documentary wedding photographer thats all you can hope for in your images the people are just unapologetically themselves.

The sun was shining with a little cloud in the sky. The setting was The Abbey in Kildare. The giggles coming from the elegant and modern suite that the bridal party stays in the night before the wedding. Who I walked in Alison came and gave me the biggest hug and with a nervous look on her face I asked was she ok to which she replied now you here it all just got a little real! Oisin on the other hand just cracked open the champagne with his best men and chilled on the balcony of his separate suite.

The Abbey is located in Athy, Kildare just off the N7 motorway about 60 mins from Dublin and as an Abbey wedding photographer this iconic period building has been transformed into an exclusive-use space only hosting one wedding per day, featuring an enchanting 18th-century chapel, a stunning ballroom, 38 beautiful bedrooms, and two opulent wedding suites inspired by the finest decor from around the world. In house catering which I can definitely vouch that the food is amazing!!! With two private courtyards and lots of guest parking the Abbey has it all. and I as a Kildare wedding photographer its one of my favourite venues ive gotten to capture some amazing memories in my unique documentary style photography.

With a guard of honour from the Irish Defences Forces waiting for them as they exited the ceremony. As a Kildare wedding photographer I was there to capture all the hugs, the laughs and the occasional guest stuffing some canopies down when they thought no one was watching (yes I will photograph you eating canopies but rest assured you can enjoy your dinner in peace ha). We even had some confetti but top tip for confetti even when you think you have enough get more !!!!

As Oisin & Alison entered the room as husband and wife for the first time everyone was up on their feet to what seems kinda traditional now is to swing napkins in the air. we got down to the speeches and boy was that room full of giggles and a few tears, a documentary wedding photographers dream.

On to dancing as an all the guest gathered around the newly weds. the abbey is unique in the sense it can actually offer two rooms for your evening. you can chose to stay in the ballroom or have everyone party in the chapel. which as you can see from the photos these two decided to stay in the ballroom but that didn’t stop all the friends and family cheer them on as they slow danced to one direction’s “little things”. Random pointing, lifting people up, throwing hands in the air and at one point having a catch a sugar cube in your mouth competition (dont ask). Even after I had gone this lot carried on late into the night with Oisin sending me photos the next day of them doing the limbo under the swords for the guard of honours, sound lads thanks haha. I wish these two the best of luck in everything they do and the album is looking so good and i’ll hopefully see you both soon. thank you to the abbey for always looking after me and if you would lie to book them for your wedding I highly recommend you do!!!