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If you want to get married in Ireland, you must give three months notice, in person, at a civil registration service. This applies to all civil, religious and secular marriages. To give notice, you must book a notification appointment and both of you must attend.
Outlines how to bring your non-EEA, UK or Swiss partner to Ireland to get married.
Couples who want to get married in the Republic of Ireland must give at least 3 months’ notice. Read our guide about getting married in Ireland at HSE.ie.
Getting married is a major life event. Find out about the legal requirements and procedures involved in getting married in Ireland and abroad.
In planning your wedding abroad, you are advised to speak to specialists before making any bookings. You should also keep reading around the subject from as many sources as you can. This article is provided for informational purposes only and is intended as a guide.
This page explains the legal requirements for getting married in Ireland. It also sets out the different impediments (obstacles) to marriage in Ireland, such as being a blood relative or marrying for immigration reasons.
We’ve done the research and covered all the steps concerning how to tie the knot in Ireland, from the legal requirements to the necessary documentation, up to the planning process so you don’t have to. You’re welcome. A typical Irish wedding is full of charm and centuries-old traditions.
If you marry abroad, it will only be recognised in Ireland if it is entered on the civil register of the country where the ceremony took place and provided all legal formalities have been followed.
Navigate the legal requirements for getting married in Ireland with our comprehensive guide to ensure a smooth wedding planning process.
If either you or your partner is an Irish citizen and you plan to get married abroad, you will need to meet certain legal requirements to ensure your marriage is legally valid (legally recognised) when you return to Ireland.