Aisling & Angus | Lough Eske Wedding | Photographer

Aisling and Angus’s wedding day in Harvey’s Point. A Lough Eske wedding venue outside Donegal Town.

Aisling and Angus’s Wedding Day: A Serene Celebration by Lough Eske

In a picturesque corner of Ireland, nestled on the shores of the tranquil Lough Eske, a tale of love and joy unfolded as Aisling and Angus embarked on their journey of marital bliss. The setting was Harvey’s Point Hotel, a splendid haven that offered breathtaking views of the pristine Lough and the majestic Bluestack mountains. St Mary’s of the Visitation Church in Killybegs serving as the sacred backdrop for the exchange of their vows.

The Preparations

As the sun began to cast its golden glow across the rugged landscape, Aisling’s day began at her parents home. The talented Niamh Frain worked her magic, enhancing Aisling’s natural beauty with carefully chosen makeup. Meanwhile, Frances Norrby lent her deft touch to craft elegant and intricate hairstyles for the bridesmaids, turning each of them into a vision of grace.

Angus and his groomsmen embraced the tradition of their heritage, donning kilts that bore the rich tapestry of their Scottish lineage. A sense of camaraderie filled the air as they helped each other fasten tartan patterns and straightened ties. There was time for a wee whiskey before the boys had to leave for the church.

The Wedding Ceremony

Aisling and her father arrived at the church in a silver Mercedes wedding car.  Fr Colm Gallagher took on the role of officiant, guiding Aisling and Angus through a heartfelt ceremony.

Following the sacred exchange of vows and rings, the newlyweds emerged into the embrace of the Irish countryside, where Harvey’s Point Hotel awaited their arrival.

The Wedding Reception

Against the backdrop of the serene Lough Eske, a drinks reception unfolded, offering guests a chance to toast to the couple’s happiness while basking in the natural beauty that surrounded them.

The heartwarming speeches, delivered with a mix of emotion and humour. After everyone had finished their meal, Angus and Aisling cut their wedding cake.

As the evening sun began its descent, casting a warm and inviting glow over the landscape, Aisling and Angus stole a moment away. They ventured into the heart of the majestic Bluestack mountain for some photos.

Returning to Harvey’s Point, the couple and their guests were welcomed by the lively tunes of the 65 band from Galway. With their lively tunes and infectious energy, the band ushered in an evening of dancing, laughter, and pure delight.

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