The couple celebrated their legal ceremony in Dublin and will have a second, bigger wedding in Italy this September
Katja and Darragh(Image: @katja_miaa / Instagram)
Katja Mia has said ‘I do’ to her fiancé, Darragh Curran, as the couple exchanged vows in a legal ceremony in Dublin.
The 2FM presenter and former Six O’Clock Show host looked utterly stunning in a white satin gown and fascinator, while her influencer partner donned a sharp khaki-coloured suit.
The couple initially connected on Tinder back in 2017, with Darragh proposing in 2024 during a holiday along Italy’s Amalfi Coast.
“Legally your WIFE what a perfect day #2026bride”, Katja shared on Instagram alongside footage of the newlyweds posing and sharing a kiss.
The legal ceremony was held at Dublin’s City Hall, with the pair surrounded by their nearest and dearest. They’re planning a second, larger celebration in Italy this September, reports RSVP Live.
For her hen do, Katja donned a beautiful white mini dress and a veil adorned with cutouts of Darragh’s face. She opted for a rodeo, cowboy-themed bash at The Westbury, situated in the heart of Dublin city centre.
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She’s also recently turned 30 and marked the milestone with a romantic getaway to Paris before returning home for her big day.
She previously revealed to RSVP Live that she hadn’t intended for everything to fall so close together in May.
“I didn’t even plan this, I turn 30 in May, I have my hen party in May, I’m getting married in May and then we’re debuting our new show in May. I don’t know why I do this to myself! I don’t want to stress myself out like this, but it just so happens that it’s all happening at the same time.
“If you want to get a bit witchy woo woo, I’m into astrology, I love all that; the Saturn return, turning 30, it’s all coming together. I’m embracing the change in the most positive way.
“At the same time, I think my life is just chaos and I thrive in chaos. The more chaotic, the better.”
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