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| View the latest issue of Your South Wales Wedding for FREE! |
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During these trying uncertain times, we thought to let you read the latest issue of your favourite wedding magazine for FREE.
Simply Follow this link
And as an extra gift, you can also read any of our previous issues by following this link
If you are planning your future wedding, you will find our magazines absolutely invaluable in providing you with both inspiration and sourcing reputable local services.
If you are interested in areas outside of the South Wales region, then visit our County Wedding Magazines portal to view any of our other 18 wedding titles covering most parts of the UK. All are available to read for FREE. Simply scroll down to the title of your choice and click on the Get Your Copy link. |
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September/October 2020 |
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Welcome to our September/October issue! I feel a bit crazy saying that, how can it be October already, it feels like just yesterday that it was January?! I think we can all agree it’s been a crazy year, but it’s been so lovely seeing the South Wales wedding industry come together and help couples power through these tough times.
Whether you’ve recently got engaged – congratulations! – or are re-planning your special day, think of us as your new BFF when it comes to wedding planning. We’re here to support you through every aspect of your day and have put together an issue bursting with inspiration. Our fashion section is full of the latest trends for the whole bridal party, we’ve asked local suppliers for their top planning tips and put together a venue styling feature to help you create the perfect setting.
If you’re still looking for a venue, don’t despair, we’ve rounded up some of the best properties in the Vale of Glamorgan and taken a step back in time to highlight some historic wonders.
We’re always looking for real weddings and styled shoots to feature in the magazine, so make sure you submit yours at www.yoursouthwales.wedding/get-involved-real-wedding
Enjoy the issue!
Melissa x |
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| Image provided by www.darrenthomasphotography.com |
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| Spotligh on Vale of Glamorgan |
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Bryngarw House
Set within 113 acres of country parkland is the impressive Bryngarw House. Inside, the country house combines rustic charm with modern elegance to create a luxurious atmosphere. Just a few minutes from the M4, the venue is easily accessible for guests yet feels a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Outside, guests will find an ornamental bridge, an oriental style tea house and a host of beautiful flowers. There are 18 en-suite bedrooms available for guests, a groom’s room, a dressing room for the bride to get ready in and a coach house with five additional bedrooms.
Ceremonies can take place in the French antique styled ceremony room. Flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and decorated with stunning chandeliers, this grand space can accommodate 120 guests.
Receptions take place in the permanent marquee. This solid structure is perfect for weddings all year round and boasts elegant drapes, a large bar, twinkling dancefloor and room for 250 loved ones.
Visit: www.bryngarwhouse.com
Check out m ore local venues on page 15 of the current issue, available now: www.yoursouthwales.wedding/free-download |
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| Waxing 101 with Sugar Coated |
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Beauty therapist, and Sugar Coated sugar wax founder Rosie Khandwala gives her best tips to perfect the at-home wax, including how to deal with ingrown hairs, wax strip technique, and the dreaded bikini wax!Waxing removes hair from the roots. Shaving on the other hand cuts the hair from the surface ofthe skin. The regrowth with waxing is finer and slower as you do it more frequently, whereas shaving can cause hair to grow thicker and stronger and give a stubble feeling as hair regrows.Using a warm wax means the product is sticky and adheres to the hair. The warmth of the product will also open up the pores and loosen the hair resulting in hair being pulled from the root.
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| Oldwalls Gower has hosted its first wedding since March |
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Oldwalls Gower, a wedding venue in Swansea, has hosted its first wedding since March. As a result of the new rules that states 30 people can gather socially distanced for a ceremony and outdoor reception, Ryan Quantick and Sarah O'Dare decided to tie the knot.
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| Tales from the Cornish coast |
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Hannah Faulder experiences The Idle Rocks in St Mawes, a romantic UK bolthole complete with fresh sea air, incredible dining and picturesque surroundings...
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