Photographer, Paul Davies is offering a 10 per cent discount on full-day bookings

Photographer, Paul Davies is offering a 10 per cent discount on full-day bookings and a free engagement shoot
Credit: www.paul-daviesphotography.co.uk

Your photographs are one of the most important parts of your day and will be a lasting memory of your wedding for years to come. To help, we’ve teamed up with Swansea-based photographer, Paul Davies to offer you an exclusive discount. Valid until 31st December, 2021, couples will receive a 10% discount on full-day bookings taking place in 2022 and receive a free engagement shoot. To claim, email Paul at paul@pkdavies.f9.co.uk with the code ‘YSWW’.

Paul tells us: “I have more than 30 years experience in the industry and am a fully qualified member of the SWPP (Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers). I’m always prepared and will visit your venue before the wedding to liaise with key staff and check out the best locations. I have extensive knowledge of South and West Wales, and have been awarded the prestige Lifestyle Photographer of the Year Award in 2020. To view slideshows of the many venues I’ve worked at, please check out my YouTube channel, Paul Davies Photography.”

For more information, visit www.paul-daviesphotography.co.uk

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