Looking for a totally unique wedding venue in Kildare with the most amazing outdoor ceremony space?
Well a Martinstown House wedding is the way to go!
They offer one of the best spots for an outdoor ceremony in Kildare from Spring to Autumn. This venue has a truly unique vibe, I've done a bunch of weddings here and they always have a really chilled atmosphere with a touch if festival vibes, it's really great. The food is served family style and evry guest I've spoken to has had the best time.
Also if f***ing fabulous for photos!
Here I answer a few frequently asked questions about Martinstown House and everything you need to know to have your awesome wedding day here.
Enjoy!
So what is Martinstown House?
Martinstown House isn't a standard hotel it's a family run Strawberry Gothic style cottage ornée nestling in a peaceful setting on its own miniature park, with many fine old trees and a beautiful walled garden. There's usually the odd rooster or donkey hanging out in the background too just to add to the country cuteness.
Martinstown House Wedding Cost
How much does it cost to get married at Martinstown House?
April – October Weekend Weddings One night on Friday, Saturday, Sunday or Bank Holidays Weekend Wedding Rate: €6,250
April – October Midweek Weddings One night on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Weekday Wedding Rate: €4,950
What do I get if I book my wedding at Martinstown House?
Exclusive use of the House and all their grounds from 2pm to 11am the following day
Furniture hire and traditional pole tent marquee that seats up to 250 guests
7 rooms in the main house to house your guests and options of glamping tents and stables for the rest.
Mics for ceremony and speeches.
Linens, napkins, cutlery and crockery
Use of their store of decorations like fairy lights etc.
Seriously good food.
One of the most beautiful outdoor ceremony spots in Kildare.
Some really fantastic food by their Ballymalloe trained chef
You can check out a full wedding here:
Martinstown House Weddings
+353 (0)45 441 269
Martinstown House, The Curragh, Co Kildare
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