Sharon Mc Meel’s love of party planning came from her mother Dolores. As long as she can remember her mum was organising parties, events and family get-togethers. Sharon planned her first party over twenty years ago and what began as a sideline in party planning is now an award-winning, national business.

With offices in both Limerick and Dublin, Sharon McMeel is one of the top wedding planners in Ireland for over a decade. Known for bringing ideas to life and the high quality of her work, Sharon creates innovative experiences for her clients, from intimate affairs to elaborate celebrations, viewing each wedding like a story. They have a start and finish with equally important pieces in between. The final chapter usually ends with a wow factor leaving guests wanting more.

Imagine a wedding designed to heighten your five senses taking vision, sound, touch, taste, and smell through a unique experience. Sharon likes to add surprises here and there to keep guests engaged. Her style is traditional and inventive rather than flashy, exuding luxury, elegance, and charm.

Sharon’s attention to detail offers peace of mind and she has been sought out to create one of a kind weddings that serve as backdrops for some of the most memorable moments of her clients’ lives. Clients are drawn to her composure and discreet nature. She maintains cool and calm throughout the wedding process, ensuring her client’s personality is well represented throughout the day. She often tells the bride and groom to add their own individual touches to make it one of a kind. Ireland AM presenter Ciara Doherty wed her long-term beau Richard Stearn in a lavish Spanish ceremony just outside Barcelona and Sharon was called upon to organise every aspect of the day.

An award-winning businesswoman with a reputation for excellence, Sharon McMeel is in demand as a speaker at wedding and business conferences, and as a consultant for venues and hotels. She is also the only wedding planner in Ireland certified by the Gay Wedding Institute in America. Sharon features frequently on local and national Irish radio stations including 2FM, was part of the Bride Guide Series which ran on Ireland AM on TV3 and is a regular contributor both in print and online.