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Eventually our bundle of joy, Zoë, arrived in April 2016 and we set about planning the wedding for August 2017.”Įavanne sums up the vibe of her and Dan’s big day, “Relaxed, romantic, all about family and friends, full of laughter and a few happy tears!”Įavanne tells us her and Dan’s priority from the beginning was for everyone to be together and to have fun, “I’m from Ireland and Dan is from New Zealand but we live in Melbourne. The couple got engaged a few years ago, but they had more pressing priorities than planning a wedding, “We knew the Irish/Kiwi logistics of planning a wedding from Melbourne would take a while and didn’t want to hold off jumping on the baby train. I said “really?” about 35 times before eventually saying YES!” I had walked on a little from him and when I turned around he was down on one knee and popped the question. It was a beautiful summer day, there were lots of wild flowers out and we had hiked up to a lookout point overlooking Half Moon Bay. Stephen’s Day, “We were visiting Dan’s family at their holiday spot in Kaikoura. It took us a few years to get our act together but as soon as he arrived in Ireland in 2009, we knew that we were in it for the long haul.”ĭan proposed to Eavanne in New Zealand on St.
Dan visited Ireland a few times for friends’ weddings and I visited my brother and sister in Melbourne so we saw each other a couple of times over the next few years as friends.”Ĭheck out those gorgeous sparkly sleeves on Eavanne's wedding dress, I love her bouquet too - what a stunner!Ĭut to three years later when Dan made the grandest of gestures, “He announced that I was the one and he was moving to Ireland to win me over again! He arrived just as the recession was in full swing but we had some happy years living in Sandymount before his work took us back to Australia in 2012. Eventually he realised I was single and made his move.”Įavanne tells us she and Dan went out for a short while before she headed back to Dublin after my travels through South America and Australia, “We had lots of mutual friends and kept in touch. Captured beautifully by Weddings By Kara, as you'll see, they treated their international guestlist to one fun, laid-back, and stylish affair.Įavanne & Dan first met in Melbourne, Australia back in 2006, “Dan ran the local bar we hung out in and for the first few months, he (incorrectly) assumed I was the girlfriend of my good friend and housemate. But when you're planning a wedding in Ireland, from your home in Melbourne, with guests and a bridal party scattered around the world, your other half working away - oh and a baby in the mix - well, you deserve some kind of medal! New Zealander Dan and his Irish bride Eavanne tied the knot in Castle Durrow, with a beautiful outdoor ceremony and a fun two-day party.
All real weddings take a lot of logistics to pull off.
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