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Moneygorm Flower Farm

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Carlow, Clare, Cork, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laios, Limerick, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Tipperary, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow

Hi, I’m Sarah, and together with my husband Rory, we run Moneygorm Farm — a seasonal flower farm tucked away in the Knockmealdown Mountains in County Waterford. We grow unique, untamed blooms and specialise in wild, nature-inspired floral design for weddings across Ireland.

All of our flowers are grown with care on our 25-acre farm, and we work solely with natural materials: from romantic bridal bouquets and flower crowns to handcrafted wooden arches and floral installations, lovingly built by Rory himself.

If you're dreaming of something a little different — personal, sustainable, and full of wild beauty — we’d be delighted to bring your wedding flowers to life.

Our Services
From delicate bridal flowers to dramatic installations, we create wild, romantic wedding florals that celebrate the season and the landscape.

We specialise in whimsical bouquets, boho flower crowns, and natural-style arches, arbours, and floral pillars — always with a loose, meadow-gathered feel. Our tablescapes are abundant and artfully untamed, bringing texture, colour and life to your celebration.

All flowers are grown or sourced in season and designed with care between April and October, when our Irish-grown blooms are at their best.

Whether you’re dreaming of an intimate ceremony by the sea or a full floral transformation of your venue, we’ll create something that feels personal, poetic, and entirely your own.

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