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The Church records do not have parents named.
Unsure which denomination the couple were.
Civil registration of Roman Catholic Marriages began in 1864. Fathers are named in Civil Registration.
Civil registration of Church of Ireland marriages were recorded from 1845.

Have you tried to find them on Griffiths Valuation. Start with address that was used for marriage.
Otherwise, you will have to trawl through lots of Baptisms to find parents names.Keep in mind that couple may have moved homes.

There are normally 5 times more birth baptisms than marriages.

My sister was born 10th April, same day as wedding of Maternal Aunt Mary. My Maternal Grandfather John died on 5th May, which happens to be a birthday for Maternal Aunt Kay

The tiny print on newspapers must have annoyed everyone, especially with no artifical light.
I have a photograph of my grandfather taken c. 1940 reading newspaper in his doorway.
Electricity came in 1952 to his home.

Jfch

St Mary's Gowran Co Kilkenny

Mary Casteleyn and Bernie Kirwan recorded the inscriptions. They were published in " In the Shadow of the Steeple number 12. Book published 2015.

Here lieth the body of John Phelan late of Garryduff who died Aug 26th 1804 aged 20 yrs
Also his brother Nicholas Phelan Garryduff died on 15th July 1820 aged 44 years

Here lieth the body of Thos Phelan who died Sept 2nd 1810 aged 71 years. Also his wife Mary Phelan als Bealy who died April 12 1819 aged 75 years. Also his son James Phelan who died Dec 23rd 1794 aged 4 years

Erected by John Phelan of the city of Kilkenny in memory of Bridget Phelan alias White who died Aug 12th 1831 aged 54 years. Also his eldest son James Phelan who died 20 July 1818 and their son Patrick who died 26th March 1813

Jfch

There is a headstone in Gowran Co Kilkenny the older generation were Whelan and the younger generation Phelans. Same family.

Good luck with your research

Jfch