About Weddings Ireland

Quick Facts

• Irelands first online weddings website, established in 1997
• Receives over 51,000 unique visitors per month
• Targeted Market - 23yrs - 40yrs Male/Female with enormous Buying Power.
• Links set up throughout the world with other wedding related services website
• Huge amount of publicity received in Ireland
• Winner of Eircom Business Award for December 2000

Irish Wedding Market

Over 25,000 Couples get married in Ireland each Year
Average spend on wedding plus honeymoon is over €30,000
Estimated Market Value - €900,000,000

Weddingsireland.com

Weddingsireland.com is a very comprehensive site which has been on the internet since 1997 and now boasts more than 45,000 unique visitors per month. The official relaunch coincides with a whole new look and expanded scope as couples can now search the whole country and not just Dublin for information on wedding services.

Building on a classic theme, Weddingsireland.com has built the ultimate wedding accompaniment. Whether for Irish couples living here, Irish couples living abroad or even foreign couples interested in marrying in Ireland - there is help and assistance on the way down the aisle.

Already one Irish couple based in New York has used the site to organise their wedding in Blackrock and many local brides have used the service to source venues, flowers and transport. As one bride explained, "There are so many things to be organised that having one source for suppliers, information and advice is great. It's also interactive so I can get answers straightaway."

A couple of key features of the web site deserve attention.

One clever feature is the ability to build wedding plans based on location. Drilling down, there is more data on the location, possible venues, and a range of suppliers from transport to catering, from florists to music.

Other sections of interest include the fashion section, which gives the bride- and groom-to-be a chance to view designs before visiting the shops and a new honeymoon section will offer advice on honeymooning in Ireland.