
From statement earrings and contemporary Claddaghs to fashion-forward bridal bags, silk veils and standout hair accessories, Ireland is home to a brilliant crop of accessory designers creating pieces for the modern bride. We’ve rounded up some of the Irish names we’ve long loved and regularly recommend to One Fab Day couples, alongside exciting newer brands bringing a fresh, fashion-led take to bridal accessories. Whether you’re looking for the finishing touch to your wedding-day look or something you’ll reach for long after the big day, these are the Irish bridal accessory brands on our radar right now. Proudly handcrafted in N. Ireland, Megan Therese creates handmade bridal jewellery and headpieces with a soft, feminine feel, and she has been building the brand for more than a decade. Her “Try Before You Buy” service is also a lovely selling point for brides who want to try earrings before committing. Check out megantherese.com A name synonymous with Irish jewellery, Dublin designer Chupi is all about meaningful pieces designed to become future heirlooms. For brides, there are delicate earrings, necklaces and rings alongside its engagement and wedding jewellery, all designed in Dublin and handcrafted in Ireland using recycled gold. Check out chupi.com If you’re looking for the perfect finishing touch, KYNA MAREE should be firmly on your radar. The Irish designer and milliner creates handcrafted veils, headpieces, bags and jewellery, blending classic bridal style with a contemporary feel. Alongside her beautiful collections, KYNA MAREE offers virtual bridal styling and in-studio appointments to help you find the perfect pieces for your look. Check out kynamaree.com Founded with love in Kildare, Rosie & Dott has become a go-to for affordable, pretty accessories for brides, bridesmaids and wedding guests. Alongside its jewellery and hair accessories, the brand has a gorgeous selection of bags and clutches, including personalised options. Check out rosieanddott.com For a soft, romantic take on bridal accessories, Wilde by Design creates beautiful silk pieces from its Dublin studio. Its bridal collection includes contemporary veils, silk accessories and statement pieces designed with movement and drape in mind, while its wedding-prep collection is perfect for the morning of the wedding too. Check out wildebydesign.ie For personalised wedding-day accessories and gifts, HanaLee Studios is one to bookmark. The Irish family business creates personalised robes, bridesmaid gifts, wedding-morning accessories and keepsakes, with plenty of options for adding names, dates and little details to your wedding-day preparations. Check out hanaleestudios.ie For beautiful finishing touches, Aisling Kavanagh Design creates bespoke, handmade Irish accessories, with a bridal edit featuring bags, gloves and statement bows. Thoughtfully made with a focus on craftsmanship and individuality, these are perfect for adding a personal touch to your wedding-day look. Check out aislingkavanagh.com Maya Grisham is the Irish accessories brand bringing a playful, high-fashion twist to the bridal handbag. Known for her handcrafted, crystal-encrusted minaudières, designer Kimberly Tino’s pieces range from personalised bridal bags to statement Irish-inspired designs, including her signature Guinness, Kerrygold Butter, Barry’s Tea, Brennan’s Bread and Irish Harp bags. Perfect for the bride who wants her accessories to be as memorable as the dress itself, these are true statement pieces designed to be treasured long after the wedding day. Check out mayagrisham.com New Irish brand alert! 9elk has recently entered the bridal market with simple yet statement-making hair accessories designed to make occasion dressing feel effortless. From its signature crowns and ponytail cuffs to birdcage veils and oversized organza bows, the collection is perfect for brides looking for a modern alternative to traditional accessories. We can also see these working beautifully for the Mother of the Bride or Groom. Check out 9elk.com For brides who want their accessories to make a statement, Mizz Rio brings its signature alternative bridal aesthetic to veils, bags and statement pieces. Founded by designer Mags Morgan, the Dublin-based studio creates fashion-forward designs with plenty of personality, from dramatic veils and capes to cool bridal bombers that can be worn long after the wedding day. Perfect for adding a little editorial edge to your look, Mizz Rio is one to know if traditional bridal isn't quite your thing. Check out mizzrio.ie For contemporary Irish jewellery with a cool, fashion-forward feel, One Dame Lane is one to know. Its bridal edit spans statement earrings and delicate jewellery, with a bridal styling service to help you find the perfect finishing touches for your look. We also love its gorgeous collaborations with Irish designers and creatives, which bring something fresh and unexpected to its collections. Check out onedamelane.com NCAD textile graduate Aoife Mullane’s gorgeous bridal edit includes hair accessories, bags, garters and personalised pieces, alongside sweet embroidered ring pouches and hankies. Designed and created in Ireland, her pieces are full of thoughtful details and make beautiful finishing touches for your wedding day. We particularly love her sculptural croissant bags for a modern bridal or wedding guest look. Check out aoifemullane.ie BÉBH is an Irish slow-fashion label creating timeless pieces with a contemporary luxury feel. Its Bridal Edit is perfect for brides looking beyond the traditional wedding dress, with beautiful accessorising pieces such as detachable bows, scarves and rosettes, as well as dreamy getting-ready robes designed to be enjoyed long after the big day. With a focus on considered design and longevity, BÉBH is definitely one to watch. Check out bebh.ie For a distinctly Irish finishing touch, Kate Harris Design creates beautifully made hair accessories from Irish linen and Donegal tweed. From oversized bows and elegant bun covers to statement hairbands and barrettes, the pieces bring texture, heritage and a contemporary fashion feel to bridal looks. We particularly love the Irish linen bows for a modern bride looking for something a little different, while the Donegal tweed pieces offer a chic nod to Irish craftsmanship. Check out kateharris.ie If you want to bring a little Irish heritage into your wedding-day look, FÍOR is well worth a look. Its jewellery puts Irish symbolism front and centre, with beautiful Claddagh designs alongside pieces inspired by Ireland, Gaeilge and Celtic heritage. We particularly love the Claddagh pearl and knot necklaces for a modern take on a very traditional symbol. Check out fior-jewellery.com A Stór is an Irish bridal styling studio specialising in couture veils and modern bridal accessories. Its carefully curated collection spans statement earrings, headpieces, bridal bags, shoes and veils, making it a brilliant destination for pulling your entire look together. Brides can also book a calm, private styling session after finding their dress, designed to help you choose your finishing touches with clarity and confidence. Check out astor.ie For more Bride-to-Be fashion finds ideas check out our Style Section, or the My Wedding Wardrobe series featuring style inspiration from real brides and grooms.The Irish Bridal Accessory Brands to Know Now
Megan Therese
Megan ThereseMegan Therese
Chupi
ChupiChupi


KYNA MAREE
Rosie & Dott
Rosie & DottRosie & Dott
Wilde by Design
Wilde by DesignWilde by Design
HanaLee Studios
HanaLee Studios HanaLee Studios
Aisling Kavanagh Design
Aisling Kavanagh DesignAisling Kavanagh Design
Maya Grisham
Maya Grisham Maya Grisham
9elk
9elk9elk
Mizz Rio
Mizz RioMizz Rio
One Dame Lane
One Dame LaneOne Dame Lane
Aoife Mullane
Aoife MullaneAoife Mullane Design
BÉBH
BÉBHBÉBH
Kate Harris Design
Kate Harris DesignKate Harris Design
FÍOR
FÍORFÍOR
A Stór
A StórA Stór

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