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Killruddery House
Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland
About
Killruddery has been home to the same family since the 1630s, and its walled gardens and 17th-century landscaping sit just outside Bray. For a small wedding, couples use the Library, which holds up to 30 guests, or the smaller Dining Room for 18, rather than the estate's larger halls built for bigger parties. Civil ceremonies are HSE registered and can happen in the Orangery, the Library or out among the gardens. Food leans on the estate's own walled garden and livestock, so the menu changes through the year. It suits couples who want real garden grounds, glasshouses and formal parkland to explore for photographs, without needing a guest list to match the scale of the estate around them.
What makes it special
- Library and Dining Room hold 30 and 18 guests, set apart from the estate's larger halls
- HSE-registered civil ceremonies in the Orangery, Library or walled gardens
- Menus built around produce and livestock raised on the estate
Features
Ceremony on siteLegal ceremonySetting: bothCatering: in house
Venue style
manorgardenestate