Engagement Photography in Co. Waterford, Ireland
Weddings are a beautiful celebration of love and commitment, and couples put a lot of time and effort into planning the perfect day. One aspect that often gets overlooked, however, is the importance of having a pre-wedding photoshoot. Not only is it a chance for the couple to get comfortable in front of the camera, but it also provides a beautiful memento of their love story before the big day.
An engagement session is a great way to capture those special times in your life, get to know your photographer and spend some amazing time exploring some fantastic locations in Ireland!
Best Locations for your engagement photos
in county Waterford
Dromana Gate
Melissa and Eamonn's pre wedding session in West Waterford was a day for the books! Dromana Gate was a perfect backdrop for their love story. The picturesque location provided the perfect backdrop for capturing their love and affection. Every shot was infused with natural beauty and charm, and the chemistry between the couple was undeniable. It was truly an unforgettable experience and I'm honored to have been a part of it.
Dromana Gate is a remarkable gate lodge that features a unique blend of Hindu and Gothic architectural styles. Originally serving as the entrance to Villierstown and the Dromana estate, the estate was inherited by Henry Villiers Stuart (Lord Stuart de Decies) in the 18th century. In 1826, Lord Stuart married an Austrian widow named Theresia Pauline Ott from Vienna. According to legend, while the couple was honeymooning in Brighton, the villagers constructed a gate lodge as a surprise for them. The lodge was constructed from timber, covered in canvas, and embellished with papier-mâché detailing.
Comeragh Mountains
Phoebe and Fabien's romantic photoshoot in the Comeragh Mountains, co. Waterford is another perfect example of why these photoshoots are so important. The stunning landscape provides a breathtaking backdrop for their love story, and the photos captured by their photographer are nothing short of magical.
Situated in County Waterford in southeast Ireland, the Comeragh Mountains (Irish: Na Comaraigh) are a range of mountains that were formed through glacial activity. They extend from the town of Dungarvan to the County Tipperary border, and also include the villages of Kilrossanty and Kilmacthomas within their reach. The breathtaking mountain range boasts a rugged and wild terrain, making it a popular destination for hikers, climbers, and of course photographers.