Hayfield Manor Hotel
Cork city's five-star hotel, weddings and civil partnerships
3 wedding venues covering Cork City, Kinsale, Clonakilty and the rest of Co. Cork. Ireland's largest county, harbour hotels, west Cork barns and Kinsale food.
Wedding Venues prices in Ireland
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Cork city's five-star hotel, weddings and civil partnerships
Five-star island resort near Cork Harbour, weddings for 60-240 guests
Five-star Cork resort with exclusive-use and destination wedding packages
Getting married in Cork
Ireland's largest county, harbour hotels, west Cork barns and Kinsale food.
Most couples marrying in Co. Cork draw suppliers from Cork City, Kinsale, Clonakilty and the surrounding towns. These are spread across the county rather than concentrated in one town, so check the exact drive time from your ceremony before you book.
Prices for wedding venues in Cork sit close to the national average, so you can plan against the standard Irish figures.
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Nationally, most Irish couples spend between €8,000 and €25,000 on wedding venues, roughly 42% of a €37,000 wedding budget. Nobody in Co. Cork has a published price yet, so we can't give a local average; expect Dublin and the commuter counties to sit above that range and the midlands below it.
We list 3 in Co. Cork so far, covering Cork City, Kinsale, Clonakilty, Mallow, Youghal. Couples marrying near the county line often shortlist a few from neighbouring counties too, so it is worth checking nearby listings.
Around 18 months before the wedding. Peak summer Saturdays in Cork book out well over a year ahead. Off-peak and midweek dates are considerably easier and usually cheaper.
Co. Cork covers Cork City, Kinsale, Clonakilty and the surrounding area, and drive times between opposite ends of a county can run well over half an hour. Confirm the exact address and journey time from where your guests are staying before you book, especially for anyone travelling from outside the county.
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