Luxury Wedding Venues for Hire in Dublin

In Dublin, prices of luxury wedding venues average €45 per person. The cost varies based on the venue's size and additional services such as catering, floral arrangements, or bridal suites. It may also be influenced by the number and type of event spaces available in the venue, for example, separate areas for the ceremony, reception, and photo sessions. Spaces offering all-inclusive packages are a budget-friendly option for couples seeking a fuss-free experience. Check out typical price ranges in Dublin, based on Tagvenue data:

Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated September 2025), the best options include:

• Cocktail Bar and Stables at Lennan's Yard in Dublin City Centre - rated 5/5
  Venue said: Our mixologists use only premium spirits and ingredients to form the best drinks in Dublin. The space is in the old coach house with many features dating back to 1780.

• Thomas Prior Hall at Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge in Ballsbridge - rated 5/5
  Venue said: Thomas Prior Hall is an award-winning venue with a floor capacity of 231 square meters ideal for large conferences, corporate events and weddings.

• Whole Venue at Irish Whiskey Museum in Temple Bar - rated 4.7/5
  Venue said: The Irish Whiskey Museum is the ideal venue. Located in a historic building in the heart of Dublin’s City Centre, it is a prime spot for any private event with the beautiful Dublin backdrop.

• Just beside River Liffey, Stir Restaurant at Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane is one of our supervenues and comes highly recommended. With imaginative and meticulously planned catering, your guests will be raving about the food just as much as the splendid surroundings! However, it’s worth noting that Stir Restaurant is open from Thursday to Saturday so availability can be limited. They offer two packages: one at €55 per person and a premium option at €65 per person, which includes additional beverages.
• Medley is an urban gem just minutes from Tara Street train station. This exclusive venue spans a ground floor and mezzanine, seating up to 250 guests or accommodating 350 standing. Overlooking Fleet Street East, its balcony offers a vibrant city view.  The starting hire fee is €3,075. Medley provides in-house catering and beverages; their seasoned team ensures your event is flawlessly executed.
• Have you dreamed of a wedding spiked with Irish whiskey? You can hire the Irish Whiskey Museum in Dublin for your luxury wedding. Situated in a historic building in the City Centre, it offers a captivating journey through its variety of themed rooms spread across three floors. With a starting hire fee of just €1,230, it blends history, elegance, and the essence of Dublin, making it an exceptional choice for a memorable city-centre wedding.

Booking a luxury wedding venue in Dublin is an exciting process, but it's essential to be aware of potential hidden costs to ensure there are no unexpected surprises. Here are some hidden costs you might encounter:

• Corkage Fees: Some venues charge for every bottle of alcohol you bring in or do not allow BYO alcohol (this can be easily filtered in venue search options on Tagvenue) If you're considering supplying your own drinks, checking corkage fees is essential. 
• Overtime Charges: Events can sometimes run longer than anticipated. Be sure to understand the costs if your celebration surpasses the agreed-upon end time. Contact the venue manager if necessary. 
• Decor and Setup Fees: Some venues may additionally charge for setting up and breaking down, especially if it involves complex decor. Also, some venues include cleanup in their base fee, while others might charge extra.
• Vendor Fees: Venues might charge for outside vendors if you're not using the venue's in-house services.
• Parking: If the venue has no parking facility, you might need to arrange alternative parking solutions, which can come at an added cost.
• Tasting Sessions: Some venues charge for menu tasting sessions before the event.
• Additional Equipment or Furniture: Need extra chairs, tables, or AV equipment? There might be added fees for these.
• Service Charge: Beyond the basic fees, there might be a service charge, which is typically a percentage of the total bill, covering the gratuities for the staff.
• Seasonal Rates: Prices might fluctuate depending on the season, with peak wedding seasons typically costing more.

It's crucial to read the fine print and clarify all potential charges with the venue coordinator upfront. By being informed and asking the right questions, you ensure that your special day is memorable and sticks to your budget.