Is mise Kelsey Ní Shúilleabháin, a Kerry-based HSE-registered marriage solemniser.
I welcome all faiths and love stories and offer ceremonies in English agus trí Ghaeilge chomh maith.
My aim is to bring an open minded perspective and modern vision to the ceremony space, a place that weaves the timeless traditions of the old with the spirit of the new. Ceremonies that celebrate culture, community and your unique life stories.
So if you're looking for a ceremony that is crafted with creativity, care and a touch of draíocht - bí ag caint liom!
Do shearmanas ar do sháimhín só 🤍
Do shearmanas ar do sháimhín só
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“Giorraíonn beirt bóthar”
Two people shorten the road
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"Is óg i gcónaí an croí a bhfuil grá aige"
The heart that loves is always young -
“Mol an óige agus tiocfaidh sí“
Praise the youth and it will flourish
Scéalaíocht
A peek at some of the love stories I’ve been lucky enough to officiate.
Cúpla focal ón gcroí
“Kelsey made everything feel calm, personal, and perfectly us. The ceremony was beautiful without being over-the-top, and the way it was delivered was so tasteful and natural that it kept everyone engaged. She made the whole process feel easy and stress-free, and we’re so grateful for how special she made our day. Highly recommend to anyone wanting a relaxed, meaningful ceremony done right!”
Gillian O’K
“I don't think words will capture how grateful we are, but thank you so so much for delivering the most beautiful ceremony. You really made it so special and relaxed and exactly what we wanted. So thank you again, for making our day and our ceremony”
Leona B-
Get in touch
Introductory call
Booking deposit to secure your date
Planning your ceremony
Your special day
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Tá an ceart ar fad agat! I’m a registered solemniser, nominated by FuturFaith, and authorised to solemnise marriages in the Republic of Ireland and The North of Ireland.
This means you can have a ceremony that reflects you as a couple while also making your marriage legally official, without needing a separate civil ceremony.
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If you’re getting married in the Republic of Ireland, you must give at least three months notice to the HSE.
If you’re getting married in The North of Ireland, you’ll need to give notice to the relevant registrar. The usual minimum notice period is 28 days.
You’ll also need to bring the relevant legal paperwork to your ceremony: your Marriage Registration Form in the Republic of Ireland or your Marriage Schedule in The North of Ireland. These documents are essential to ensure your marriage is legally binding.
Ceisteanna??
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I’m based in Killarney, Co. Kerry, and I’m delighted to travel to celebrate your special day.
For ceremonies taking place outside Munster, an additional travel contribution applies to help cover the cost of travelling to your chosen venue. This is based on the county where your ceremony takes place and will always be confirmed in advance, so you’ll know the full cost before booking.
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Most ceremonies last around 25–40 minutes, depending on what you’d like to include.
There’s plenty of room for readings, music, personal vows and any other elements you’d like to incorporate into your ceremony.
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Cinnte! Your ceremony should reflect your beliefs, values and what matters most to you. From completely non-religious ceremonies to spiritual touches or a blend of religious and traditional elements, you can include the things that feel meaningful to you both.
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