Co. Meath

Bellinter House Wedding Videographer

A discreet, documentary-style wedding film on the banks of the Boyne, within sight of the Hill of Tara.

About Bellinter House

Built by Richard Castle around 1750

Bellinter House was designed by Richard Castle, the architect behind some of Ireland's grandest country houses, and built around 1750 for John Preston, grandfather of the first Lord Tara. It sits on the south bank of the River Boyne, six miles from Navan, within sight of the Hill of Tara, in 12 acres of Boyne Valley countryside.

The rooms

Where weddings happen at Bellinter

The Garden Suite is the main banqueting room, taking up to 200 guests. For something smaller, the Nunnery Suite has arched ceilings and ornate pillars, a very different feel to the Garden Suite. There are 35 bedrooms on site if guests are staying over, along with the Bathouse spa.

Filming at Bellinter House

How I'd approach it

Here's how I work, wherever I'm filming: compact equipment, no staging, no directing, and a habit of staying out of the way so the day looks like it actually happened rather than a production.

  • The riverside grounds and the view towards Tara are worth a short walk during the day if the light is good.
  • The Garden Suite and the Nunnery Suite are different enough in scale and feel that it's worth telling me which one you're in before the day.
  • If you're marrying elsewhere in Meath, see my Meath wedding videographer page.

Marrying elsewhere in the county? See my Meath wedding videographer page. For the practical side, there's my wedding videography service and wedding video prices.

Getting married at Bellinter House?

Tell me your date and I'll let you know if I'm free. No pressure, no hard sell, just a friendly chat about your day.

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