Wilton Castle Wedding Videographer
A discreet, documentary-style wedding film at a restored 13th century castle on the Boro River in Co. Wexford.
Nearly 800 years on the same site
Wilton Castle's first fortified tower went up in 1247, and the current façade dates to an 1837 remodel by Harry Alcock. Between then and now the castle has passed through the DeDene, Furlong, Butler and Alcock families.
The grounds run down through landscaped terraced gardens to the Boro River, and the castle sleeps guests across four named suites: DeDene, Alcock, Butler and Furlong.
Where weddings happen at Wilton Castle
The banqueting area takes up to 85 guests, a properly intimate scale compared to some of the bigger estate venues.
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.
- At 85 guests, this suits a smaller, more intimate wedding rather than a big one.
- The terraced gardens down to the Boro River give a real change of scene from the castle itself.
- Nearly eight centuries of continuous history is the kind of detail that's genuinely rare among Irish venues.
Marrying elsewhere in the county? See my Wexford wedding videographer page. For the practical side, there's my wedding videography service and wedding video prices.
Getting married at Wilton Castle?
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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