Strokestown Park is the ideal location for your perfect wedding in Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands.
Step away from the everyday into the Strokestown Park Estate, where your family and friends
can help you make memories that will last a lifetime.
Strokestown Park’s spectacular Palladian mansion creates a timeless setting for your special day.
This stunning home, richly decorated with original furniture and artefacts collected over centuries by the Pakenham-Mahon family, is an ideal location for intimate weddings, vow renewals and even elopements!
Your guests are sure to be captivated by its classic elegance and its rich history, as well as the beauty of the formal gardens and woodlands that surround it.
Strokestown Park’s Victorian Walled Gardens make a beautiful and atmospheric setting for your wedding photographs, while your guests mingle nearby.
And many guests who are staying with us in Roscommon for a few days will appreciate the chance to learn more about Irish history on tours of our house, museum, and gardens during their visits.
Planning your wedding at Strokestown Park
Our dedicated wedding co-ordinator will be delighted to work with you throughout your planning process and your special day to ensure your celebrations work seamlessly.
Our close relationships with local celebrants, wedding suppliers, venues, and accommodation providers here in Roscommon – as well as other partners – means that we can offer assistance as you plan every aspect of your Strokestown Park wedding.
We will also be on hand on your special day itself to ensure that everything works seamlessly.
Get in Touch
Get in contact with us to start planning your special day.
Supporting the Irish Heritage Trust
When you book your wedding at Strokestown Park House, you will be supporting the Irish Heritage Trust, which cares for and manages Strokestown Park House, Gardens & National Famine Museum as part of its work to preserve and bring back to life Ireland’s great houses and gardens for the enjoyment of all.
The work of the Irish Heritage Trust includes extensive volunteering and education programmes, as well as conservation and restoration management.
