Huntington Castle & Gardens
Choose the Huntington Castle & Gardens for your wedding in Ireland. This cherished family estate since 1625, is situated in the picturesque and historical village of Clonegal, County Carlow. With its 500-year old Yew Tree Walk, 14th Century Abbey and 17th Century Barn, your special day is sure to be unforgettable.
The 14th Century Abbey is a fairytale setting with its stunning stone altar and arches, allowing you to step back in time and marvel at its beauty. Alternatively, the gardens, under the canopy of magnificent Yew trees, provide a majestic and serene backdrop for your ceremony or reception. The 17th Century Barn is also a lovely location for your reception, full of character and charm, and pairs perfectly with either the garden or Abbey setting for your ceremony.
Features
- Situated in the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East & the end of the Wicklow Way
- A range of ceremony & reception venues to choose from
- Enchanting bridal suite
Huntington Castle Wedding Package:
Huntington Castle Ceremony + Reception
- Celebration & Accommodation Package for up to 25 people from $35,099 USD
- Celebration & Accommodation Package for up to 25 people from $45,450 CAD
General Terms & Conditions
A 30% Deposit is required to confirm your wedding date, unless noted differently within the Package Specific Terms and Conditions. All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferrable once the wedding date is confirmed.
Wedding packages are provided by Perfect Weddings Abroad (PWA), which is a sister company to Destination Weddings Travel, Inc. and are available to residents of the USA and Canada exclusively through DestinationWeddings.com. To book a PWA wedding package, travel arrangements for the wedding couple and guests (hotel accommodations at minimum) must be booked via your DestinationWeddings.com specialist. All prices and conditions are subject to change without notice prior to the signing of a PWA wedding contract. See PWA’s full booking terms and conditions here. Other venue specific and/or package specific terms may also apply (e.g. maximum capacity, gratuities, etc.).
