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As you drive up the avenue, the house is so impressive as it sits on top of a hill. The house is surrounded by never ending views of green fields. When I visited, I really felt that I was somewhere very special. As soon as you walk through the door you are greeted with a very warm welcome and very striking decor. The decor is vintage style and this runs right through to the Ballroom which is named ‘The Grand Marquee’. It is a dressed in all white and has marque style draping. This is a DIY bride and grooms’ heaven.

Glebe Gardens is as organic as you could possibly find. The family home of Jean and Peter has been transformed into this incredibly special place. When you walk into Glebe Gardens, you are in their family back garden so you are treated like a friend more so than a general visitor. The lunch was very fresh and straight from the garden. They also have their own bakery! There is an indoor restaurant which can take apx. 40 guests, which is ideal for a small intimate wedding. It can extend outdoors which is covered by ships sail and your guests are fully protected against the rain.

What I love about Kinnitty Castle is its great grandeur yet it has a balance of warmth and friendliness. My favourite is the walkway to the bridge. The decor at arrival receptions is an old world with plenty of large-scale paintings, high ceilings and antique furniture. The bridal suite is unreal and so luxurious. The Great Hall for your banquet is a rectangular shape and you can have one long table running the whole way down. It is like Hogwarts banquet hall from Harry Potter. If you love a medieval style, vintage and not a fan of a modern look, this is really worth considering!