We wanted to give an opportunity for guests in America to attend a celebration of our marriage if they are unable to travel to Ireland for the wedding.

While we adore kids of all ages, this is an adults only celebration. Thank you!

Just ask us! We would only be happy to help. We understand it is a travel commitment for alot of people and we want to make it as easy as possible for our guests who wish to make the journey. So please don't hesitate in reaching out.

Our wedding will take place on a Saturday, but we recommend you come a few days early to adjust to the timezone and get some rest before the big day! There may be rooms available in the hotel block on the Friday and Sunday around the wedding, but they could also go quickly! There is other accommodation nearby if needed. We will also have a day 2 celebration that everyone is invited to join and stay an additional night in the area if interested!

There is a connecting flight that will take you to the Carrickfinn Airport in Donegal, if you choose to fly. It will take approximately 45 minutes. The airport is 15 minutes from the venue. Another option is renting a car or buying a bus ticket and driving to Donegal, which is close to 4 hours.

We will have a bus to bring guests from the Waterfront hotel to the church, and back again after the ceremony. The bus journey between the church and venue is approximately 5-10 minutes and will leave at approximately 12:30pm (TBC). It may need to complete a few trips, depending on the demand for the bus.

The three prong outlet adapter in the image below will allow U.S. plugs to work in Ireland.

Drinks are paid for as they are ordered, there is no tab system in Ireland.

Tipping is not done in pubs typically. In restaurants with table service, it is appropriate to tip 10-15% of the bill. For short taxi rides, round your fare up 1-2 Euro.

If you're out with Irish people in Ireland, you'll certainly be offered a drink as one person usually goes to the bar for everyone. This is called "getting your round in." But be warned: that offer is on the unspoken condition that you return the favor. No one will remind you to buy a round when it's your turn but they will definitely notice if you don't! If you would rather not be part of a round, you can politely turn down the for a drink when asked.

Sláinte: "cheers", often used when toasting after a round is bought (Pronunciation: sa-lan-cha) What's the craic? : what's up, how's it going, what's happening, etc. (Pronunciation: crack) Lashing/Pissing Out : rain pouring down outside (Pronunciation: as it looks)

There will be a bus to bring people from the church to the venue on the wedding day as well as to the port on day two; however, that will be the only provided transportation. If traveling around Ireland, we recommend renting a car or booking a bus. Refer to our website for easy links to services.

Contact your U.S. cell phone company to get specifics, but we recommend have an international data plan at least on travel days! *Note: When wifi is available, you will not need roaming data, and it is free.* Please check out this article for more information on Cell Data in Ireland: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/using-a-sim-card-in-ireland/ireland-travel-tips/

Recommended Financial App to download. Europe's version of Venmo, & you can get a no cost credit card that connects to the app that allows you to change currency with low fees!