Lilli + Kieran
Sunday 30 August 2026
Saturday 29 August · Welcome Drink
Beach walk followed by drinks — details to follow.
Sunday 30 August · The Big Day
Lir · 66 Portstewart Rd, Coleraine
3:00 pm
Guests arrive
3:20 pm
Guests seated
3:30 pm
Ceremony
4:30 pm
Cocktails & canapés
6:00 pm
Dinner & speeches
8:00 pm
Music & dancing!
12:00 am
Carriages
Monday 31 August · Hair of the dog
TBC
What is the dress code?
Summer cocktail — colour encouraged, ties optional.
Are the ceremony and reception at the same venue?
Yes — both are at Lir.
Can we park at the venue?
Yes — there are plenty of parking spaces at the venue.
Can I bring a plus one?
Due to limited space at the venue, we unfortunately cannot accommodate additional guests. Please do reach out if you have any questions!
Can I RSVP for more than one person?
It would be greatly appreciated if each individual attending could complete the form separately.
Should we bring a gift?
Your presence is our present! We are so grateful to have your company on our special day.
Travel
Getting here
To Ireland
We recommend flying to Belfast International (not Belfast City) — this is slightly closer to the North Coast and has more flights from London.
To the North Coast
The best option is renting a car from the airport for the weekend.
You can also get the train to Coleraine or Portrush from Belfast Central Station (if you're flying to Belfast City) or Antrim Station (if you're flying to Belfast International), but this can take a long time and trains are relatively infrequent.
If you need help arranging your transport, let us know!
Back to your hotel
Taxis will be available throughout the night after the wedding to take you back to your hotel.
Getting around
Taxis
Unfortunately Uber hasn't made it to the North Coast, so we recommend using local taxi firms to get around.
Local transport
If you aren't renting a car, there is a train that goes from Coleraine to Portrush, and to Castlerock, and buses connect most places. However, these are fairly infrequent. What the North Coast lacks in transport infrastructure, it makes up in natural beauty.
Places to stay
The hotels below are a good starting point. There are also some great AirBnbs and B&Bs — we recommend looking in Portrush or Portstewart.
To see our accommodation recommendations on Google Maps, click here. If you can't decide or need help, don't hesitate to reach out!
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Recommendations
To view and save our recommendations in Google Maps, click here.
Eating & drinking
Cafés
Lost & Found*
Arcadia
Babushka
Maegden* (for the cheese toasties)
Ursa Minor
Dinner
Amici
Harbour Bar*
Tartine*
Salt House
The Look Out
Pint of Guinness
The Harbour Bar
The Nook
Fish & chips
Kraken
Morton's
Ice cream
Morelli's*
Things to do
You can hit all these spots by taking a scenic coastal drive from Portstewart → Portrush → Bushmills → Ballycastle.
Places to go
Mussenden Temple
Dunluce Castle*
Giant's Causeway (don't go through the visitor centre)
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
Old Bushmills Distillery
Designerie Creative Space
Kinbane Castle*
Rathlin Island
Walks
Mussenden Temple
Portstewart Strand
Portrush East Strand to White Rocks*
Portballintrae to Giant's Causeway
White Park Bay*
Where to swim
Portstewart Strand
Portnahapple (natural swimming pool)
Portrush East Strand
White Rocks*
Where not to swim
Runkerry Beach
White Park Bay
River Bann
* Our favourites