Whether your family is from Ireland or you're simply planning a wedding around St. Patrick's Day, Irish accents will help give your event unique flair that will certainly make for a memorable ceremony and reception.

In addition to a traditional fruit cake covered in marzipan, serve these Guinness and Irish Creme cupcakes -- Flickr user cheval culotte/ une-deux senses

Dress your bridesmaids in a luxurious emerald green -- The Knot

Instead of a signature cocktail, serve Jameson Irish Whiskey on the rocks -- The Classy Geek

Accent your affair with pale pink floral arrangements -- The Knot

Send guests this festive white and green wedding invitation -- FineStationery

Hire bagpipers to play during the ceremony -- Slate

Exchange traditional diamond claddagh rings (I've used these before, but I just love them!) -- Linda Clifford

Desmond was the tour guide that took Adam and I from Galway through the Burren and to the Cliffs of Moher. He was absolutely amazing, funny, old, and Irish! He would repeat just about everything he said two or three times, haha.

Here he is showing off his Claddagh wedding ring to Adam. The Claddagh ring is made of a heart between two hands and depending on how you wear it, signifies if your heart is taken or up for grabs. Unfortunately, Desmond was taken but that didn't stop him from hitting on the German girls that were on the tour, haha.