David Duignan
⌖ Dublin, Ireland
I'm a professional photographer specialising in wedding photography in Ireland and the rest of Europe.
Explore 11 listings for wedding photographers in Ireland. Compare their work and services, then confirm availability, travel costs and your package directly.
⌖ Dublin, Ireland
I'm a professional photographer specialising in wedding photography in Ireland and the rest of Europe.
⌖ Killarney, Ireland
Konrad Paprocki is a Wedding, Portrait, and Commercial photographer based in Killarney, Co. Kerry.
⌖ Dublin, Ireland
I am an award winning wedding photographer based in Dublin, Ireland. I provide natural and discreet coverage of your wedding. Only stepping in when the couple want to do something a bit more creative. The most important thing to look for in a photographer is someone who listens to and understands your requirements.
⌖ Sligo, Ireland
Wedding event Digital photographer based in Sligo. I travel a lot across entire Ireland for wedding events as well as elopements. I have actually been capturing wedding events for many years now developing something stunning along with my wedding couples - photos, that really tell their story. I really feel very lucky being found by such impressive pairs…
⌖ Dublin, Ireland
I am wedding photographer based in Dublin. IPPVA Creative Wedding Photographer of the Year 2021.
⌖ Dublin, Ireland
Creative documentary wedding photography
⌖ Galway, Ireland
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⌖ Dublin, Ireland
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⌖ Dublin, Ireland
I am Aidan Oliver - creator of Wedding images that are honest, real & imaginative.
⌖ Donegal, Ireland
I am inspired by my couples’ personalities, so I can create something fresh and unique each time. My main objective is to produce creative images with loads of personality, hoping that every time you see it you will remember exactly how you felt at the moment the photo was made.
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Look through complete wedding galleries, including indoor ceremonies and evening receptions, rather than judging only a few portraits. Notice the editing, skin tones and balance of candid moments and posed photographs. Ask how much direction the photographer gives during the day.
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