Description
Trudder Lodge in County Wicklow, Ireland is a unique and beautiful venue, that has until
now been a well-kept secret. ​
Nestled in the heart of Wicklow, the house, built in 1835, is an idyllic location, tucked away in parkland and woods, yet a mere stones throw from the N11.
The impressive house once accommodated the Archbishop of Dublin and its breathtaking gardens are home to centuries old rare specimen trees.
With the entire estate at your fingertips, you can wander across our open lawns, through our Georgian walled garden and lakeside woodland pathways.
Every wedding in Trudder Lodge is utterly bespoke, and to maintain exclusivity we accommodate no more than one wedding per week, with a maximum of just fifteen weddings per year between April and October.
Over the course of a full weekend you will have the time to enjoy the house and surroundings at your own pace, whilst safe in the knowledge that you and your guests are our only priority.
In addition, we specifically do not charge a corkage fee on any wine brought to the house in the hope that the wine may flow as freely as if the party was held in your own home. In this way, Trudder Lodge can be your home for a few entrancing days, and the venue for your exceptional wedding celebration.
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