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Hannah Cooper and Daniel Rogers on their wedding day Picture: Facebook
The marriage took place in St Michael’s church, Castletown Geoghegan on Friday, June 6 of Hannah Cooper, Clonfower, daughter of Stephen and Mary Cooper and Daniel Rogers, Cloontuskert, son of Michael and Carmel Rogers.
Maid of Honour was Emily Cooper, sister of the bride and the bridesmaids were Georgina Cooper and Olivia Cooper, both sisters of the bride, and Sinead Ginty and Sinead Casey, both friends of the bride.
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Bestman was Peter Reynolds, a friend of the groom and the groomsmen were Andrew Rogers, a brother of the groom and Declan McCormack, Shane Nealon and Stephen Ormsby all friends of the groom.
The marriage ceremony was celebrated by Fr Barry Condron. The wedding reception took place in the Bloomfield House Hotel, Mullingar.
We wish the happy couple many years of wedded happiness.
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