Erin McGregor shared her first wedding photo after tying the knot to her long-term partner Terry Kavanagh. The couple held their wedding at the five-star Cashel Palace Hotel in County Tipperary over the weekend. The former Dancing with the Stars contestant and social media personality put a lot of time and effort into the special day, with Erin and Terry surrounded by their family and friends, including her UFC fighter brother Conor McGregor .
Read more: Inside Erin McGregor's lavish five-star wedding venue as star marries partner Terry Read more: Erin McGregor can see now why her mum Margaret was worried when she got pregnant at 19 Erin looked breathtaking on her wedding day in a floor length white dress, with intricate lace detailing and a corseted bodice. It featured an open-waist design, with a tulle and lace skirt added to give the gown volume. She also wore a light, tiered veil and kept her hair in a stylish up-do.
Terry looked handsome in a two-piece suit that included a white jacket, black trousers, a white shirt and a black bowtie. Posting the pictures to social media, she captioned it: “Happy ever after”. Many of her friends and followers commented their congratulations and shared how stunning the couple looked on their big day.
Charleen Murphy wrote: “Erin wow. huge congratulations to you both”. Denise Phillips said: “Incredibly stunning the best and most beautiful fam”.
Bonnie Ryan added: “Congratulations Erin xxx”. Erin previously told RSVP Live that she looked at having a destination wedding, but Ireland has a special place in her heart. And staying local made more sense when taking her son Harry's sensory needs into account.
She said: "We travelled all around Europe and we were in so many beautiful places with amazing scenery and breathtaking venues. But in the end, home is where the heart is. "Our world centres around our son Harry and his needs.
He is a priority for us. He is doing amazing at the minute, thank God. "He loves travelling, but home is safer for us and we feel like we have more control.
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