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Owners Mary and Aidan Carville outside Darver Castle
This Month Mary and Aidan Carville have celebrated 25 years of weddings at Darver Castle in Dundalk.
A spokesperson for Darver Castle said: “Their journey is a testament to their passion, hard work, and the pursuit of perfection in every detail.
“Mary and Aidan have set a high standard in the wedding industry, consistently delivering experiences that leave a lasting impression.
“From elegant ceremonies to show-stopping receptions, they’ve helped create magical moments that transcend time and trends.
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“Here’s to 25 years of love, laughter, and happily-ever-afters, and to many more years of raising the bar in wedding excellence.
"Join us as we celebrate the legacy of Mary & Aidan, whose work continues to inspire and shape the future of weddings across the industry.
“Let’s raise a toast to this incredible duo and the many memories they’ve made at Darver Castle—and beyond.”
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