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Wedding Day Irish Honey
- Wedding Day Irish Honey favours. Golden Wedding Anniversary Irish Honey Favours.
- Surprise and spoil your wedding guests on your Wedding Day with some delicious pure Irish Honey.
- A unique gift of natural sweetness.
- This Wedding Day Irish Honey Gift Jar is a cute special-edition heart-shaped jar filled with 150g of pure, raw Irish honey from our Dublin bees.
- The honey in this Wedding Day Irish Honey Gift Jar is directly from our Native Irish bees foraging on the Spring and Summer blossoms of Dublin city and county. It has a light golden colour and a taste reminiscent of summer meadows.
- Single origin, Award-winning multi-floral honey, this is sweet golden goodness straight from the bees living happily in the suburbs of Dublin, Ireland.
- Sustainable and eco-friendly gift.
Please send us an email to check availability and the timeline for your order fulfilment before placing an order for multiple jars as these are a special order item. Email: [email protected]. Please check your Spam or Junk folder for replies as our emails sometimes get lost there.
You may also like to browse our wedding candles and wedding favours products if you are looking for complimentary products to our Wedding Day Irish Honey.
https://dublinhoneykillester.ie/product-category/weddings/
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Did you know?
Irish honey, especially multi-floral honeys produced by urban bees have a greater level of antioxidant phenolic compounds than their rural counterparts, a finding possibly due to the flower diversity and abundance surrounding hives.
Irish research found a similar overall presence of powerful antioxidants called phenolic compounds in Irish heather honey as has been found in manuka honey.
We were delighted to be able to assist in this research programme by providing samples of our Killester honey for testing.
Read more here: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/irish-honey-among-world-s-healthiest-study-finds-1.3615937
- We manage our hives sustainably, only removing the surplus honey at the end of the season.
- We always leave enough honey for the bees to have food during the times when there may not be anything to forage on or the weather may be too cold to leave the hive.








