Guide · 9 min read · 2026-11-13
20 of the Best Wedding Planners in Dublin (2026 Guide)
Dublin is where Irish wedding planning is most competitive — the capital draws couples from the whole east coast, and the planner bench reflects it. I've worked around this island for six years, and I've ranked twenty real planners serving Dublin by reviews first, judgment second. Two five-star records lead the list, with a couple of genuinely famous names just behind.
By Yasin Khan

The best wedding planners in Dublin, in my honest order

#1 in this guide
Finnella Weddings
Co. Dublin
Five reviews at 5.0, and — honestly rare for planners — published pricing: from €125. I think that transparency alone earns the top spot for couples who hate the "dm for prices" dance. Kildare-based, serving Dublin widely.
Best for: Transparent pricing and detail-led planning.
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#2 in this guide
Mahogany Memories
Co. Dublin
A five-star record just over the border in Louth, serving Dublin. One review isn't a body of evidence, but 5.0 is 5.0 — and warm, personal service is exactly what the review praises.
Best for: Personal, one-couple-at-a-time service.
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Tara Fay Events
Co. Dublin
The established name. Tara Fay is one of the best-known planners on the island — big city weddings, estate venues, the lot. If your wedding has a long guest list and a short patience for stress, this is the name I hear recommended most in Dublin.
Best for: Large, high-profile Dublin weddings.
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#4 in this guide
Andrea Winckworth Events
Co. Dublin
Another genuinely experienced Dublin name. Andrea's been around the Irish wedding scene for years — the kind of planner whose vendor book alone is worth the fee.
Best for: Well-connected planning across Leinster.
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The Next Chapter By Caoimhe
Co. Dublin
Ohh, I like this one — a solo planner building her name, and honestly the one-to-one attention shows in how couples describe her. Reviews building on the listing; the warmth is already there.
Best for: One planner, start to finish — no handoffs.
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Love and Gathering
Co. Dublin
The name says it, really — gatherings with love at the centre. Intimate weddings and gatherings are the vibe here; if your day is people-first rather than production-first, start here.
Best for: Intimate, people-first celebrations.
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Pinnacle Events
Co. Dublin
Events-company polish with weddings in the mix. Reviews still building — ask for their last three weddings and judge the timeline discipline.
Best for: Corporate-grade organisation applied to weddings.
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Peach Perfect Weddings
Co. Dublin
Yeah, the name is a bit cute — but peach-perfect is the brief, isn't it? Reviews aren't in yet; the enquiry reply speed will tell you plenty.
Best for: Couples who want the whole day colour-matched to a vision.
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Bohemian Creatives
Co. Dublin
A creative studio first, planning second. For alternative Dublin weddings — non-traditional venues, styled ceremonies, the less-white-dress end of things — this is the corner of the list I'd point you to.
Best for: Alternative and creative-styled weddings.
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#10 in this guide
Silk Soirées
Co. Dublin
The name promises elegance, and soirée rather than party tells you the tone — refined, evening-leaning, polished. Reviews building; judge the portfolio on enquiring.
Best for: Elegant evening celebrations.
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Rose B Events
Co. Dublin
Straightforward Dublin events planning under a friendly name. Reviews aren't in yet — enquire with your date and see how the conversation goes.
Best for: No-fuss planning support.
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Soulidified
Co. Dublin
Soul in the name, and honestly that's the vibe — soulful weddings over spectacle. If the ceremony moment matters more to you than the marquee, I'd shortlist this one.
Best for: Soulful, meaning-first ceremonies.
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Bláthnaid Lane Weddings
Co. Dublin
An Irish-language name with a lane's worth of charm — bláth means flower, and styling is clearly in the blood here. Reviews building on the listing.
Best for: Floral-led styling with planning support.
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BidexGold Luxury Events
Co. Dublin
Luxury is in the name and the ambition is obvious — high-end Dublin weddings with a production edge. Reviews aren't in yet; ask for evidence of the luxury claim.
Best for: Statement, high-production weddings.
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#15 in this guide
Infusion Wedding Concepts
Co. Dublin
A Dublin-listed name that also gets nationwide attention — One Fab Day has featured their work. Concept-led planning is the pitch; the portfolio backs it.
Best for: Concept and theme-led planning.
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#16 in this guide
Without a Hitch
Dublin
Umm, the most honest name on this list. A Dublin institution for coordination — the day-of service that makes everything run without, well, you know.
Best for: On-the-day coordination.
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#17 in this guide
Capital Events
Dublin
A capital-city events company doing weddings with commercial discipline. Good fit for hotel and city-venue weddings with tight logistics.
Best for: City-centre venue weddings.
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#18 in this guide
First Impressions
Dublin
The name is the pitch — first impressions everywhere, from the save the date to the confetti shot. Reviews building; test it with a first enquiry.
Best for: Polish from the first touchpoint.
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#19 in this guide
Gotcha Covered
Dublin
Covered is the promise — every angle handled. A Dublin coordination option for couples who've planned most of it and need the execution taken off their hands.
Best for: Handover-the-plans coordination.
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#20 in this guide
Wide Variety - Weddings & Events
Dublin
Wide variety, indeed — a generalist events outfit that takes on weddings of all shapes. If your day doesn't fit a neat package, a flexible generalist can be exactly right.
Best for: Unusual formats and flexible briefs.
View profileWhat wedding planners cost in Dublin — honestly
Dublin planner pricing splits into the usual three tiers: full planning (a percentage of budget), partial planning, and on-the-day coordination at the bottom. Finnella Weddings publishing from €125 is rare — most planners here want a conversation before a number, so make them give you one.
My honest advice: Dublin is the most expensive planning market on the island, but it's also the deepest bench — get quotes from three before you commit. And ask each one what's NOT included. Venue visits, vendor negotiation and rehearsal time get charged as extras by some Dublin planners and bundled by others.
Book nine to eighteen months out. Summer Saturdays in the capital go first — I've seen Tara Fay's calendar mentioned in hushed tones by other planners, if that tells you anything.
Dublin planner pricing splits into the usual three tiers: full planning (a percentage of budget), partial planning, and on-the-day coordination at the bottom. Finnella Weddings publishing from €125 is rare — most planners here want a conversation before a number, so make them give you one.
My honest advice: Dublin is the most expensive planning market on the island, but it's also the deepest bench — get quotes from three before you commit. And ask each one what's NOT included. Venue visits, vendor negotiation and rehearsal time get charged as extras by some Dublin planners and bundled by others.
Book nine to eighteen months out. Summer Saturdays in the capital go first — I've seen Tara Fay's calendar mentioned in hushed tones by other planners, if that tells you anything.
City, estate or Wicklow mountains?
Dublin couples usually fall into three camps, and the right planner differs for each.
City weddings — hotels, restaurants, warehouse spaces — need logistics brains and tight load-ins. Estate houses across Kildare and Meath need vendor books and guest-transport thinking. Wicklow mountain and coastal venues need weather plans and wet-weather ceremony swaps that have actually been used.
Ask your shortlist: how many weddings in MY setting, and show me one thing that went wrong and how you fixed it. The answer to that second question, honestly, tells you more than any portfolio.
Dublin couples usually fall into three camps, and the right planner differs for each.
City weddings — hotels, restaurants, warehouse spaces — need logistics brains and tight load-ins. Estate houses across Kildare and Meath need vendor books and guest-transport thinking. Wicklow mountain and coastal venues need weather plans and wet-weather ceremony swaps that have actually been used.
Ask your shortlist: how many weddings in MY setting, and show me one thing that went wrong and how you fixed it. The answer to that second question, honestly, tells you more than any portfolio.
Next steps
Shortlist three planners and enquire from their WedHQ profiles with your date, guest numbers and venue type.
Comparing the whole island? See my best wedding planners in Ireland guide, or my Antrim ranking for Northern Ireland. Vendors: list your business to join the next update.
Shortlist three planners and enquire from their WedHQ profiles with your date, guest numbers and venue type.
Comparing the whole island? See my best wedding planners in Ireland guide, or my Antrim ranking for Northern Ireland. Vendors: list your business to join the next update.
The best wedding planners in Dublin at a glance
Every Dublin planner on this list, ranked by verified reviews then my judgment — honest notes included.
| Rating | Reviews | Base | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Finnella WeddingsTop pick | 5.0 | 5 | From €125 |
| 2 · Mahogany Memories | 5.0 | 1 | Co. Louth |
| 3 · Tara Fay Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 4 · Andrea Winckworth Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 5 · The Next Chapter By Caoimhe | — | — | Dublin |
| 6 · Love and Gathering | — | — | Dublin |
| 7 · Pinnacle Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 8 · Peach Perfect Weddings | — | — | Dublin |
| 9 · Bohemian Creatives | — | — | Dublin |
| 10 · Silk Soirées | — | — | Dublin |
| 11 · Rose B Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 12 · Soulidified | — | — | Dublin |
| 13 · Bláthnaid Lane Weddings | — | — | Dublin |
| 14 · BidexGold Luxury Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 15 · Infusion Wedding Concepts | — | — | Dublin |
| 16 · Without a Hitch | — | — | Dublin |
| 17 · Capital Events | — | — | Dublin |
| 18 · First Impressions | — | — | Dublin |
| 19 · Gotcha Covered | — | — | Dublin |
| 20 · Wide Variety — Weddings & Events | — | — | Dublin |
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Written by
Yasin Khan
Wedding industry writer · 6 years in the UK & Irish wedding sector
Yasin Khan founded WedHQ after six years working in the wedding industry across the UK and Ireland — on the planning side, with venues and with the suppliers couples book. He writes every WedHQ guide himself, ranking real listings by independent reviews rather than by who paid for placement, and also works as an SEO consultant for wedding businesses.
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Finnella Weddings
Co. Dublin

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Mahogany Memories
Co. Dublin

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Tara Fay Events
Co. Dublin

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Andrea Winckworth Events
Co. Dublin

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The Next Chapter By Caoimhe
Co. Dublin

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Love and Gathering
Co. Dublin

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Pinnacle Events
Co. Dublin

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Peach Perfect Weddings
Co. Dublin

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Bohemian Creatives
Co. Dublin

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Silk Soirées
Co. Dublin

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Rose B Events
Co. Dublin

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Soulidified
Co. Dublin

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Bláthnaid Lane Weddings
Co. Dublin

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BidexGold Luxury Events
Co. Dublin

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Infusion Wedding Concepts
Co. Dublin

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Without a Hitch
Dublin

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Capital Events
Dublin

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First Impressions
Dublin

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Gotcha Covered
Dublin

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Wide Variety - Weddings & Events
Dublin
Written by Yasin Khan · Updated 13 November 2026
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