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Thursday, 25 September 2008

Weddings in Positano, Italy

Weddings in Positano, Italy

Weddings in Positano take place in the the Catholic Church of Santa Maria Assunta overlooking the Spaggia Grande beach.

Wednesday, 24 September 2008

Wedding - St Francis Cloister, Sorrento

Wedding - St. Francis Cloister, Sorrento
This wedding at St. Francis Cloister in Sorrento took place in an idyllic setting in Italian sunshine with a musician playing romantic melodies on a tuneful mandolin.


Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano, Weddings

Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano, Weddings

The Church of Santa Maria Assunta, Positano, is a popular choice for Catholic weddings.

Located in the little Flavio Gioia square in the centre of Positano, the ornately decorated Church of Santa Maria Assunta (Assumption) with its splendid majolica dome overlooks the Spaggia Grande beach.

Positano, Italy, for Weddings

Positano, Amalfi Coast, Italy
(Weddings in Positano)
Positano, widely acknowleged as the jewel in the crown of Italy's stunning Amalfi Coast, is the destination of choice for couples seeking a fairytale setting for their wedding.

Warrenpoint Docks - Port of Warrenpoint

Warrenpoint Docks

Originally constructed in the late 1770's, Warrenpoint Port was substantially enlarged 1972-1974 to create the modern Port of Warrenpoint.

Warrenpoint, County Down

Warrenpoint, County Down

Warrenpoint seafront overlooking spectacular Carlingford Lough. On a sunny day, or any other day, the view from this shoreline is unsurpassable.

Clough Mór, Rostrevor, County Down

Clough Mór ('The Big Stone'), Rostrevor

Clough Mór, a 30-ton granite boulder, lying on the upper slopes of Slieve Martin is a remnant of the Ice Age. It is associated in story with the legendary Irish shotputter and causeway builder Finn MacCool.
"I am an Ulsterman, a Connachtman, a Greek," said Finn.
"I am Cuchulainn, I am Patrick.
I am Carbery-Cathead, I am Goll.
I am my own father and my son.
I am every hero from the crack of time."
'At Swim-Two-Birds'
Flann O'Brien