Virginia Park Lodge

A little time by the lake.

Virginia Park Lodge is an exclusive-use wedding estate in Virginia, County Cavan, beside Lough Ramor. The water gives the portraits an open, uncluttered backdrop, while trees and stone doorways bring a different texture to the photographs.

We would plan a short portrait route around the light, the weather and the parts of the grounds available that day. Keep it simple: a wider photograph that shows the setting, a few closer moments together, then back to the celebration.

A ceremony close to your people.

The venue lists civil ceremonies in the house, the Lakeview Pavilion and the gardens. Your choice of space will shape the feel of the photographs, from the wider room to the faces gathered around you.

For photography and film, we plan where we can stand without interrupting the ceremony. An uncluttered aisle and a little room near the front help us photograph the rings, the kiss and the reactions that happen around them.

When the room fills with feeling.

Aine and John’s reception photographs bring together flowers, warm lights, long tables and the people sitting around them. The decorations establish the setting; laughter and raised glasses give the photographs their meaning.

A focused family-photo list helps protect the drinks reception. We can photograph the table details before guests sit down and be ready for speeches without turning the afternoon into a series of interruptions.

See Aine & John’s wedding story.

Follow the day from preparations and family reactions to the ceremony, portraits beside the lake and the first dance. The full feature shows how the setting and the small moments come together.