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Garretstown Woods Ballinspittle, Co. Cork Tel: 01 201 1111 DON’T TELL THE BRIDE 8 WEBSITE CONTACTS PROGRAMME NICK & SARAH CEREMONY VENUE: Garretstown Woods Ballinspittle, Co. Cork Tel: 01 201 1111 www.coillte.ie Courcey Rovers GAA Ballinspittle, Co.Cork Tel: 087-2389538 www.courceyrovers.com WEDDING VENUE: The Village Hall Vintage Market & Studio 4 St Patrick's Quay, Montenotte, Co. Cork Tel: 083-8823802 www.thevillagehallcork.com SOLEMNISER: Norma McElligott Humanist Association of Ireland Tel: 086 322 5624 www.humanism.ie DREAM VENUE: Crosshaven House Crosshaven, Co Cork, Ireland Tel: 021 4832005 www.crosshavenhouse.ie DREAM DRESS: Rice ‘N Roses Bridal Boutique Donnybrook Commercial Park, Block 1A Unit 2, Douglas Co Cork Tel:(021) 436 8223 www.facebook.com/Rice-n-Roses-Cork WEDDING DRESS BOUGHT Love Story Bridal Boutique 36/37 McCurtain Co. Cork Tel: 021- 455 8989 www.facebook.com/lovestoryboutique HEN PARTY CORK CITY TOURS Cronin’s Coaches Ltd. Shannon Buildings, Old Mallow Rd, Cork City Co. Cork Tel: 021 430 9090 www.corkcitytours.com RAVE CAVE Sarah Kelly Dance and Fitness Academy Tel: 085 248 4505 www.facebook,com/Sarah-Kelly-Dance-And-Fitness-Academy FITNESS STUDIO Unit 12 Millfield Ind. Est. Commons Road, Cork Tel: 021 439 10 24 www.lifestylestudios.ie STAG PARTY FUNMANWAY ADVENTURE LAND Dunmanway, Co. Cork, Ireland. Tel: 085 806 0020 www.funmanway.ie O’ SULLIVAN’S BAR Church St, Douglas, Cork Tel: (021) 489 1416 www.osullivansbar.ie MAKE-UP Emer McAuliffe Tel: 086 069 6286 HAIR STYLIST Hannah McArdle Tel: 085 218 2019 SPECIAL EFFECTS MAKE UP Tiger Training Acacdemy Old Mallow Road, Cork Tel: 021 493 2703 www.tigertrainingacademy.com OTHER: HALLOWEEN MASKS The Party Company Unit 14A, Kinsale Rd Commercial Centre, Kinsale Rd (021) 431 8119 www.facebook.com/ThePartyCompanyCork ZOMBIE PERFORMERS Irish Guide Dogs for The Blind Carrigrohane, Model Farm Road, Co. Cork Tel:1850 506 300 www.guidedogs.ie ELIZABETH FORT Barrack St, The Lough, Cork Tel: 021 497 5947 www.elizabethfort.ie GRASSHOPPER SKATEPARK 4A Coburg Street Shandon Co. Cork, T23 TK61 www.facebook.com/GrassHopperSkatepark CARAVAN PARK O’ Callaghans Park Garrettstown, Kinsale, Co. Cork Tel: 086 309 177 WEDDING CAKE: Rebecca English Tel: 086-1205716 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Liquid Marketing Tel: 087-127 2759 CEREMONY AND RECEPTION BAND Caoilian Sherlock Tel: 0857540445 DJ Paul Twohig Tel: 087-9499704 THE HAWTHORN BAR The Lough, Cork 021 496 2768 www.hawthornbar.com CATERING Catering Services Tom Kennedy Tel: 087-2777939 .
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