Westmeath
In the heart of the Midlands, Westmeath may lack in coastline, but it isn’t short of character or history. From Lough Ree bordering the west to mystical Lough Derravaragh, the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East is the county of Irish myth and legend and a perfect setting for a magical Westmeath wedding.
Beautiful waterways, medieval history historic castles and lavish gardens make the perfect backdrop for your choice of Westmeath wedding venues -- not to mention some unforgettable wedding photos! Mullingar and neighbouring Athlone offer couples looking to celebrate their wedding in Westmeath a fine selection of historic manor houses, sophisticated contemporary hotels, and elegant traditional hotels to choose between.
Beautiful at any time of year, Westmeath is warmest in July and August, but sunniest in June and July. It’s coldest in January and February, creating a perfect for those romantic roaring fires and the winter decor that makes a winter wedding as magical as Westmeath.
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Westmeath
In the heart of the Midlands, Westmeath may lack in coastline, but it isn’t short of character or history. From Lough Ree bordering the west to mystical Lough Derravaragh, the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East is the county of Irish myth and legend and a perfect setting for a magical Westmeath wedding.
Beautiful waterways, medieval history historic castles and lavish gardens make the perfect backdrop for your choice of Westmeath wedding venues -- not to mention some unforgettable wedding photos! Mullingar and neighbouring Athlone offer couples looking to celebrate their wedding in Westmeath a fine selection of historic manor houses, sophisticated contemporary hotels, and elegant traditional hotels to choose between.
Beautiful at any time of year, Westmeath is warmest in July and August, but sunniest in June and July. It’s coldest in January and February, creating a perfect for those romantic roaring fires and the winter decor that makes a winter wedding as magical as Westmeath.
