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E L O P I N G I N I R E L A N D & S P E C I A L I Z E D T R A V E L S E R V I C E S P R E S E N T Elopement Wedding & Honeymoon in Ireland Y o u r d r e a m e l o p e m e n t i n I r e l a n d Ireland is an inspiring choice for your special day; elope to Ireland with Ireland's leading elopement wedding & vow renewal planning specialists and celebrate the start of your married life together with unique and memorable experiences on your honeymoon of a lifetime! All our Elopement Wedding packages include: Intimate Ceremony Photographer Venue Hire Bridal Hair & Makeup Officiant/Celebrant Bouquet & Buttonhole (of your choice) Celtic Handfasting Ritual Wedding/Vow Renewal Planning Service Image: Philippe Photography Image: Yvonne Vaughan Photography Image: Tony Clancy Photography Cliffs of Moher Elopement Ancient Ruins Elopement Irish Castle Elopement From €3,550 From €3,650 From €3,950 All prices in Euro (€) Extra services (videography, ceremony music or chauffeur car etc.) can be added on request. Packages can be customized to suit your budget, preferences and guest numbers. www.elopinginireland.ie E L O P I N G I N I R E L A N D & S P E C I A L I Z E D T R A V E L S E R V I C E S P R E S E N T Honeymoon in Ireland C r e a t e y o u r d r e a m h o n e y m o o n i n I r e l a n d Begin your journey with Specialized Travel Services; Ireland's premier experts on travel will guide you in creating your own unique and special getaway. Our fully customizable Private Chauffeur Drives will give you a brilliantly unique perspective of this beautiful country as you sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. Bunratty Castle | (c) Failte Ireland Killarney | (c) Failte Ireland Kinsale Harbor | (c) Failte Ireland Our Four Day Private Our Six Day Private Chauffeur Our Eight Day Private Chauffeur Tour Package for Tour Package for two: Chauffeur Tour Package for two : Includes Includes two: Includes -8 days with private driver / guide. -4 days with private driver / guide -6 days with private driver / guide -2 nights at The Acton's Hotel, Kinsale -2 nights at The Hardiman Hotel, -2 nights at The Great Southern Galway Hotel, Killarney -2 nights at Killarney Royal Hotel, Killarney -1 night at Adare Manor -2 nights at The Park House Hotel, Galway -2 nights at The Harbour Hotel, -Entrance to Kylemore Abbey Galway -1 night at Adare Manor Hotel -Entrance to Bunratty Castle and -1 night at Dromoland Castle Hotel Folk Park -Entrance to Kylemore Abbey and Jaunting Car to Muckross -Entrance to Blarney Castle, House in Killarney Kylemore Abbey, Killary Fjord Cruise and Muckross House and Gardens *Seasons: *Seasons: *Seasons: Low: From €3,090 Low: From €4,500 Low: From €5,650 Mid: From €3,420 Mid: From €4,940 Mid: From €6,100 High: From €3,870 High: From €5,825 High: From €7,160 All prices in Euro (€) *Seasons are reflected as follows: Low: Jan-Feb & Nov-Dec, Mid: Mar-Apr, High: May-Oct www.special-ireland.com E L O P I N G I N I R E L A N D & S P E C I A L I Z E D T R A V E L S E R V I C E S P R E S E N T Include Friends and Family on Your Special Day E m b r a c e I r e l a n d w i t h y o u r l o v e d o n e s We can assist you in putting together the perfect Irish experience for friends and family that may be travelling with you to celebrate your special day We can provide you with: Tour Highlights may include: Questions for us? Get in touch to find out more: Private Chauffeur Drive: Your own Visits to some of Ireland's most personal driver-guide in one of our iconic locations To plan your dream elopement custom luxury vehicles Castles of Ireland wedding or vow renewal and Self Drive: See Ireland at your own Scenic discoveries honeymoon in Ireland please pace. We can help along the way Spa days to unwind e-mail us at: Bookings for accommodation and Fishing Trips and River Cruises [email protected] entries to points of interest World class golf experiences Or call us toll free on Fully customized itineraries to ensure Outdoor adventure 1-800-664-7474 you and your guests can maximize your family time & travel experience www.special-ireland.com Kylemore Abbey, Connemara Fanad Lighthouse, Co. Donegal OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES CAN GIFT BE REDEEMED AS FULL OR PART PAYMENT FOR ANY OF CERTIFICATES OUR VACATIONS. CONTACT US TO MAKE YOUR ALSO PURCHASE. TEL; 1-800-664-7474 AVAILABLE EMAIL: NEWYORK@SPECIAL- IRELAND.COM WWW.SPECIAL-IRELAND,COM.
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