Some family and friends will be tuning in via webcam.
It's third time lucky for a Westmeath Bride, who will finally walk down the aisle later today.
Aisling Mortell was due to get married on April 16th but had to reschedule for May 28th, which was also postponed due to the pandemic.
Family and friends, who aren't able to attend, will be able to see her marry her fiancé Michael Beglan via webcam.
The Mullingar woman says it will be strange not being able to hug their guests but that they've embraced the COVID theme:
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