Rob Kearney and Jess Redden share snaps from their wonderful winter wedding in Co Clare

Rob and Jess on their big day
Rugby star Rob Kearney and Jess Redden tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at the luxury Trump International Hotel in Doonbeg on Friday.
Taking to Instagram, Jess shared stunning behind the scene snaps of their big day.
“Mr & Mrs Kearney” she captioned a beautiful picture of the pair standing on the hotel’s golf course as her white wedding veil flowed in the wind.
Rob looked dapper in a black tuxedo alongside his blushing bride.
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Another snap showed the pair sitting in a car after their nuptials as they celebrated with a bottle of champagne.
Jess wore a gorgeous white fur wrap to keep warm during winter conditions.
Showing off her wedding dress, the bride wore a body hugging, sleeveless dress with a sweetheart neckline and a long train adorned with lace. Jess also wore a silver bracelet with sapphires to match her stunning engagement ring. Her long blonde hair was styled in a low ponytail, while her curled fringe framed her face.

Jess Redden

Jess and her mother Linda (Instagram)
Keeping her make-up light and natural, Jess matched a baby pink lip with her delicately painted nails. The mother of the bride, Linda Redden, wore a pale pink dress as she walked her daughter down the aisle.
Paying tribute to her late father, who died last September, her bouquet of white roses featured a silver locket containing a picture of her dad. She previously revealed that her dress had a secret inscription in blue that read “My darling dad, forever in my heart."
She shared a beautiful picture of her bouquet along with a snap of her dad posing outside the same hotel where the wedding took place

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“A very special place with the best memories - dad was with me every step of the way,” she wrote.
Meanwhile, Jess’s four bridesmaids wore matching rich sapphire silk dresses.

The wedding was originally planned for June 2021 however they moved it forward to November 2020 after Jess’s father, Brian Redden, was diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Sadly, the 70-year-old passed away in September 2020 and did not see his daughter make it down the aisle.
The couple shelved wedding plans while they moved to Australia for six months while Rob played for Western Force, a rugby squad based in Perth.
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Rob and Jess got engaged on New Year's Eve 2019 while on holiday in New York.
The romantic proposal saw the 35-year-old getting down on one knee amid the hustle and bustle of Times Square.
He popped the question with an oval sapphire silver ring adorned with diamonds.
The lovers have been dating since 2013, since Jess was a 21-year-old Pharmacy student at Royal College of Surgeons Ireland.
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