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Top Premum Wedding Venues in Dublin
Welcome to your ultimate guide to luxury wedding venues in Dublin, the romantic jewel of Ireland. Imagine exchanging vows near iconic Grafton Street or celebrating in an opulent ballroom overlooking the River Liffey. With our selection of elegant venues tailored to your unique taste, your dream setting is just a few clicks away. Using our convenient, free event venue finder and smart search filters, the journey from "I will" to "I do" has never been smoother. Dublin offers an array of opulent settings, from historic charm to modern glamour, all designed to make your special day unforgettable. So get ready to dive into Dublin’s luxurious wedding venues and find a place that resonates with your heart.
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![The Whiskey Bar at Lennan's Yard in Dublin City Centre]()
from €24
per personCheck availabilityThe Whiskey Bar
30 guestsLennan's YardDublin City Centre
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The Whiskey Bar is a private Bar in Lennan's Yard characterised by an intimate, wood‑panelled lounge atmosphere. Design: The space features dark timber panelling, deep wood floors and low, warm lighting that create a compact,
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![The Market Bar at The Market Bar in Dublin City Centre]()
from €130
per personCheck availabilityThe Market Bar
300 guestsThe Market BarDublin City CentreThe Market Bar is a private space in a restaurant, characterised by a high industrial-style ceiling and an open-plan layout that keeps the room visually spacious.
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![Lennan's Yard at Lennan's Yard in Dublin City Centre]()
from €28
per personCheck availabilityLennan's Yard
100 guestsLennan's YardDublin City Centre
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This space offers a warm setting with rich green and deep red interiors, tufted leather seating, and polished wooden tables that create a cosy atmosphere for relaxed dining, drinks, and social gatherings.
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![The Stables at Lennan's Yard in Dublin City Centre]()
from €19
per person / per sessionCheck availabilityThe Stables
50 guestsLennan's YardDublin City Centre
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The Stables is a semi-private event space in Lennan's Yard that functions as an enclosed, intimate nook for dining and drinks. Design: The space displays exposed brick walls, dark timber panelling and herringbone tile flooring,
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![Urban Brewing Vaults at Urban Brewing | Event Space | CHQ in Dublin City Centre]()
from €85
per person / per sessionCheck availabilityUrban Brewing Vaults
275 guestsUrban Brewing | Event Space | CHQDublin City CentreUrban Brewing Vaults is a semi-private area in the Urban Brewing event space that occupies a low, stone-arched cellar setting. Design: The interior pairs dark timber floors and small round dining tables with soft wall lighting,
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![The Lounge & Bar at The Dunmore in Rathmines, Dublin]()
from €45
per person / per sessionCheck availabilityThe Lounge & Bar
120 guestsThe DunmoreRathmines, DublinThe Lounge & Bar is a lounge in The Dunmore. The space's most distinctive quality is a long, semi-private seating corridor that runs beside the venue's bar.
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![The Restaurant at The Dunmore in Rathmines, Dublin]()
from €45
per person / per sessionCheck availabilityThe Restaurant
105 guestsThe DunmoreRathmines, DublinWhether you're planning a corporate dinner, a wedding reception, a funeral reception or a special celebration, this versatile space provides the perfect backdrop for memorable gatherings.
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![Broyage Bar & Bistro at Broyage Bar, Bistro & Terrace in Dublin]()
from €30
per person / per sessionCheck availabilityBroyage Bar & Bistro
130 guestsBroyage Bar, Bistro & TerraceDublinBroyage Bar & Bistro is the dining room in Broyage Bar, Bistro & Terrace and is defined by comfortable, upholstered seating. Design: Dark wood surfaces, patterned flooring and brass pendant lights create a refined, straightforward
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![Conference Centre at Clayton Hotel Burlington Road in Dublin]()
from €15000
per person / per dayCheck availabilityConference Centre
1200 guestsClayton Hotel Burlington RoadDublinA large, column-free ballroom with a high coffered ceiling and a broad floor area arranged for flexible layouts. A neutral palette, patterned carpet and even overhead lighting deliver a bright, professional event space.
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![Trophy Room at RIAC Clubhouse in Dublin City Centre]()
from €200
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityTrophy Room
60 guestsRIAC ClubhouseDublin City CentreFor larger meetings and gatherings, our Trophy Room can accommodate up to 30 people. The total hire fee will depend on the number of guests and the duration of the booking.
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![Room A – The Heritage Room at RIAC Clubhouse in Dublin City Centre]()
from €200
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityRoom A – The Heritage Room
15 guestsRIAC ClubhouseDublin City CentreOur fully renovated Heritage Room is located on the ground floor, conveniently situated beside reception. The room can accommodate 12–15 people, making it ideal for larger meetings and group discussions.
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![Room B - The Library at RIAC Clubhouse in Dublin City Centre]()
from €200
hire fee / per hourCheck availabilityRoom B - The Library
12 guestsRIAC ClubhouseDublin City CentreLocated just upstairs, Room B can accommodate up to 12 people. While slightly smaller than Room A, Room B is fully equipped with teleconferencing technology, making it an excellent option for meetings involving remote participants.
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FAQs about Top Premum Wedding Venues 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:
| From €30 | to €65 | per person |
| From €1500 | to €4000 | minimum spend per event |
| From €410 | to €1200 | hire fee per event |
Based on the popularity and user ratings on Tagvenue (updated October 2026), the best options include:
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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. -
The Whiskey Bar at Lennan's Yard in Dublin City Centre - rated 4.8/5
Venue said: Features: The room includes a permanent bar counter, a mix of low tables, velvet armchairs and high stools arranged for small-group seating. The space provides natural light, Wi‑Fi and air conditioning, and allows in-room... -
Main Bar at BrewDog Outpost Dublin in Dublin - rated 4.8/5
Venue said: Design: The space is industrial in style, combining exposed metal beams and ductwork with warm timber panelling, pendant filament lights and a high, open ceiling that keeps sightlines clear.
You'll find luxury wedding venues in various sizes, from smaller spots to larger venues; keep in mind that the type of space and your chosen layout will affect the capacity! Below you can see the typical venue sizes in Dublin, together with the standard prices in each size range, based on Tagvenue data (October 2026):
| Small | up to 55 guests | prices average €700 hire fee per event |
| Medium | between 80 and 120 guests | prices average €2400 minimum spend per event |
| Large | over 150 guests | prices average €2550 minimum spend per event |
These are the venues within 600 m from central Dublin, available to book on Tagvenue:
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Entire Venue at Piglet Wine Bar
on 5 Cow's Lane - 400 m from centre.
Venue said: What guests say: The space is comfortable and accessible. The staff provide attentive, welcoming service. -
Entire Venue at Beef & Lobster
on 39-40 Parliament Street - 500 m from centre.
Venue said: Beef & Lobster in Temple Bar is where style meets substance - a 90 sqm gem in Dublin’s liveliest neighborhood. The venue’s industrial-chic design pairs exposed brick walls and warm lighting with thoughtfully arranged banquettes... -
Main Restaurant Area at Kathmandu Kitchen - Dublin
on 18 Dame Street - 600 m from centre.
Venue said: The room presents patterned carpet, deep-red banquettes and traditional decorative finishes that give it a compact, classic dining-room character. Design: The dining room pairs dark timber tables and chairs with upholstered...
Based on Tagvenue data (as of October 2026), users looking for luxury wedding venues most commonly go for these venue types:
| Restaurant | prices average €2000 minimum spend per event | typically between 50 and 130 guests |
| Event Space | prices average €5000 minimum spend per event | typically between 60 and 200 guests |
| Hotel | prices average €3500 minimum spend per event | typically between 90 and 350 guests |
| Pub | prices average €100 hire fee per day | typically between 130 and 200 guests |
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.
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