The Grafton Street venue hosted the full ceremony and reception for 90 people upstairs in the cafe
A Dublin couple became the first to be married in Bewley’s of Grafton Street , 20 years to the day after their first date in the famous cafe.
"We thought they might think we were nuts, but they said yes and within a short space of time the plans were being laid for the first Bewley’s wedding."The venue hosted the full ceremony and reception for 90 people upstairs in the cafe. "Sarah’s mam ended up sitting beside my dad at the assessment, and both families became friends through the process, which took a few years.
Sarah said: "We each had a mocha which was a first for both of us. The place was buzzing and it has been magical for us ever since.
Dublin Couple Married Bewley's Grafton Street Wedding
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