Our Castle Fairytale: RSVP by Sept 1, 2026. Dearest readers, please help us prepare our Irish Castle. If you hope to attend but the logistics still require a bit of magic, please select "Hopeful." Formal invitations and official RSVP's shall follow.
When should we arrive in Ireland for the wedding festivities?
Dearest guests, we kindly request you grace the Emerald Isle with your presence by May 3rd, or at the very latest, the morning of May 4th; this ensures you may gracefully adjust to the time change and settle into your quarters before we gather for a grand celebration the evening before the big day!
Can I bring a plus-one or children?
The invitation is reserved for the guests whose names appear on the invitation. Children are welcome; however, please add each child to your RSVP and include their age after their name so we can plan accordingly.
What is the closest airport?
Dublin airport. It's about 20 minutes or so from our Irish Castle venue.
What is the best way to get from the airport to our hotel?
The most seamless way to travel from Dublin Airport to your hotel is by taking a taxi from the official rank right outside the terminal arrivals exit. All taxis accept credit cards. We highly recommend avoiding a car rental upon initial arrival so you can relax, conquer the jet lag, and leave the left-side driving to the professionals!
What kind of power adapter do I need for my electronics?
reland uses Type G power outlets (the 3-prong plug identical to the UK). You will need a standard Type G adapter to plug in your American devices. Modern smartphones, laptops, and tablets are dual-voltage and only require a simple plug adapter. However, American hair tools (straighteners, curling irons, blow dryers) can easily overheat or break due to Ireland’s higher voltage. We highly recommend checking if your hair tools are dual-voltage, purchasing a dual-voltage travel tool, or simply relying on the high-quality hair dryers provided by the venue rooms!
What currency is used, and can I use my credit card?
The official currency in the Republic of Ireland is the Euro (€), and you can absolutely use your credit card almost everywhere.
Are there any local customs or tipping practices we should know?
Tipping in Ireland is not a mandatory obligation like it is in America, as hospitality workers are paid a full legal minimum wage rather than relying entirely on tips.