Will & Nat

We're gettin' hitched

(…finally)

Will & Nat

a disco in the middle of nowhere

15–17 September 2026 · Cloughjordan House, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

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Our story

You are cordially invited to attend the marriage of

William Charles Thomas Squires & Natalie Marie Mugavero

More commonly known as Will & Nat. After over 11 years together, countless adventures, subjecting most of you to untold amounts of nonsense, and buying not one but two houses together, we finally decided to make it official. Come forth, come hither for an autumnal bacchanal.

We'd love you to join us for two nights and a hungover Thursday in the Irish countryside, supplied and fuelled by Guinness, Argentinian barbeque (including near-midnight choripán), and — if we can successfully find one — Ireland's most raucous brass band (although stringently following the requirements of Cloughjordan House).

It's a midweek trek to a truly remote corner of nowhere, so the fact you're even reading this means a great deal to us.

Will and Nat in the mountains, both in caps

The plan

Three days, one dancefloor

Tuesday · September

15:00Check-in

18:30–20:30Argentinian BBQ dinner & drinks

23:00Bar closes

Wednesday · The big day

09:00–10:45Breakfast

12:00Lunch — explore Cloughjordan's nearby pubs & cafes [2-minute walk]

15:00Ceremony

15:30–17:30Drinks, lawn games & hat judging

17:30Call for dinner

18:00Dinner

21:00–01:30Band, music, dancing

Thursday · The recovery

01:30–03:00Silent disco

09:00–10:45Breakfast

11:00Check-out

12:30Lunch at Larkins, Garrykennedy

Will and Nat reflected in a mirror with a camera

Getting there

Beautifully seated in the absolute middle of nowhere

(We're really sorry.) Thankfully two airports are within striking distance, and we'll help group people onto similar flights so nobody arrives alone in a field.

Arrival

Via Shannon

Shannon Airport (SNN)~1h drive

Please let us know your flight details and which ones you plan to take, and we'll do our best to pair you with other erstwhile madmen and madwomen travelling out to this grand bacchanal.

★ Recommended Shannon flights — handy for grouping

Outbound

To Shannon · Tue 15th

Morning

LHR 09:50→SNN 11:20

STN 09:55→SNN 11:25

Afternoon

LGW 15:05→SNN 16:40

LHR 14:40→SNN 16:10

Inbound

From Shannon · Thu 17th

Morning

SNN 09:55→LGW 11:30

SNN 07:30→LHR 09:05(you sweet fool)

Afternoon

SNN 16:50→LHR 18:20

SNN 20:55→STN 22:25

Via Dublin

Dublin Airport (DUB)~1h40 drive

Dublin has a nearly infinite amount of options for arrival. Please let us know which flight you are on if you are coming through there, and similarly if you are arriving by other means — ground, sea or horseback.

The Guinness St James’s Gate brewery, Dublin

The pre-wedding weekend

The weekend before, we'll be knocking about in and around Dublin — Guinness Storehouse very much on the cards. If you fancy extending your Irish adventure, come join.

We hear there are exceptional milliners in Dublin, for the curious (and the under-hatted) amongst you.

Cloughjordan House

An 800-year-old French-style manor in North Tipperary — home-grown food, walled gardens, wide lawns, a sauna, and (for two nights only) a great many disco balls.

Visit the venue site

Where you'll sleep

Staying onsite with us

You'll be right here at Cloughjordan: 28 rooms in the main house (which, apparently, we are obliged to fill) and 11 glamping pods. Rooms are allocated once final numbers are in — the ranges below are per stay.

Two nights

15th & 16th

2 adults (double / twin)	€260–415
1 adult	€235–345

One night

16th only

2 adults (double / twin)	€145–230
1 adult	€125–190

Children

The little ones

Child (ages 3–12), per night	€40
Travel cot (under 3)	Free

We need to allocate you to accommodation, and then you'll pay on check-out / arrival to Cloughjordan in September. Your room, the rates, maps and every last detail now live at squigavero.com/rooms. The accommodation details can be found here, and if you have any requests or comments, please add them to the form and we shall do our best to accommodate you.

And yes — a fabulous breakfast is included both mornings.

€70 per additional adult in accommodation, per night.

What to bring

An appetite for Guinness A swimsuit for the sauna Layers for the evening A warm hat (!) Weather-appropriate clothing (it's Ireland in September)

Basic toiletries, linens and hairdryers are provided by Cloughjordan.

The dress code

The theme is hats

Big hats, small hats, outrageous hats, sparkly hats. You can choose not to wear a hat, but you will be ridiculed and shamed for your exposed noggin. Removal of hat after the initial hat-wearing moment is discouraged, but begrudgingly accepted.

Will in a sequinned captain's hat with Nat

Note that Natalie has no intention of wearing a hat, does not support hat wearing as a theme, and has not signed off on this, but for the thrill-seeking amongst you, Will will be wearing hats (and will like you more if you join him in this endeavour). Some would say there will be an almost Shakespearean quality to the hat-wearers (Capulet?) and the hatless (Montague?), but hopefully with less blood and gore.

Besides hats, you are welcome to wear your birthday suit, but we are also generally wholly supportive of anything you are comfortable in, including outfits of sparkly, colourful, cozy, festival, sequinned, or general demeanour.

Good questions

What about kids? +

Please ask Will and Nat, as we have only planned for a small number, and have generally spoken to you about them first! It's €40 per child per night (ages 3–12), and a travel cot for under-3s is free of charge.

Is there really a sauna? +

There is — hopefully! Bring a swimsuit. There's also a good chance of lawn games, fresh garden food, and a great deal of Guinness.

Should we bring a gift? +

Honestly, you're doing enough by travelling to Ireland midweek for us. If you must force something upon us, we accept hats (we love hats, no really), anything you feel particularly strongly about, or a contribution to the honeymoon, which we can send a link for when we have worked out where we're going.