Elope at the Dark Hedges | Local Photographer
Elope at the Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland and step into your own fairy tale. The intertwining branches create this magical, tunnel-like atmosphere that’s just begging to be explored. The mysterious and enchanting avenue of beech trees is like nature’s own cathedral!
It’s a must-see for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone who appreciates a touch of mystique.
It gained some fame as a filming location for popular TV show—Game of Thrones. So, you can channel your inner fantasy hero while strolling through this atmospheric corridor of trees.
The Dark Hedges was at the top of Kathleen and Cody’s list of places to visit during their Ireland elopement day.
Kathleen chose a stunning maroon long-sleeved elopement dress with a train that flowed behind her as she explored the stunning landscape. Doesn’t she look amazing!?
They had a beautiful intimate ceremony, exchanging vows and rings at Dunluce Castle and went on to discover some stunning locations on the North Coast.
The last stop of their elopement adventure was exploring the Dark Hedges. While the sun set, they were surrounded by the ancient, gnarled trees, with their twisted branches.
It was a magical elopement day that truly belongs in its own fantasy novel. I was overjoyed to photograph their elopement adventure.
Please get in touch if you would like to elope at the Dark Hedges and want to find out more!
Hiring a local photographer in Ireland for your elopement is a fantastic idea as we already know the lay of the land! We know the best hidden gems and scenic spots and the best times to visit them according to the seasons and light.
A local’s understanding of the native culture and traditions can bring a unique perspective to your elopement adventure. It’s like getting a personal guide and an artist rolled into one!
For an alternative Irish adventure elopement location, check out my guide on how to elope at the lesser-known and unbelievably beautiful Slieve League Cliffs in Donegal.
Donegal has recently been named by Lonely Planet as the fourth-best region in the world to visit in 2024!
