Chelsea and Huw tied the knot in a romantic ceremony at Llanerch Vineyard
Chelsea and Huw met in the most unexpected way. “We were in Tesco car park when he accidentally knocked my wing mirror while reversing out of the space next to me,” says Chelsea. “He waited until I returned to my car to make sure there was no damage. For his sake, luckily there wasn’t, but he gave me his number just in case, and the rest is history.”
Huw proposed on his birthday in 2019. “We went to Edinburgh on a midweek break to celebrate as Huw is a huge scotch and whisky lover,” shares the bride. “He managed to hide the ring in a pair of socks in his hand luggage. On the second day, we had a tour of Edinburgh Castle booked and while we were at the very top, enjoying the view, he tried to get down on one knee. As I’m quite shy I asked him to get up as there was a huge group of students passing by! Two minutes later, the castle cannon was fired, and it felt as though it was meant for us. I was sort of expecting a proposal but never thought he would do it on his birthday! He told me I was the best birthday present he could have ever wished for.”
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Father's Day is the perfect excuse to celebrate the father of the bride. After all, he's been there through the wedding planning, the emotional speeches, the last-minute panics and probably more than a few budget discussions too. Whether the wedding has already happened or it's still to come, Father's Day is a brilliant opportunity to show him just how much he's appreciated. If you're looking to do something a little more exciting than buying another novelty mug or pair of socks, wedding experts The Stag Company share their favourite experiences that can make the day feel extra special.
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Unearthed Festival returns to Pembrokeshire from 19th June
From the 19th until the 21st of June this summer, the Unearthed Festival returns to Pembrokeshire for its 14th year. Headlining the main stage is Roni Size, Bristol's most decorated musician, whose Mercury Prize-winning album New Forms (credited to Roni Size & Reprazent) took drum & bass from underground clubs to global stages in 1997. Joining him is Omega Nebula, the Bristol-based husband and wife duo whose future-dub sound — rooted in Jamaican sound system culture, dub reggae and bass — has built one of the city's most passionate live followings. Bristol DJs and producers Optimystic and Sanial complete a line-up.
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Enjoy Family Fun and Festivals in Swansea Bay this June
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Say it with chocolate: Tony’s Chocolonely’s personalised wedding bars
Ethical chocolate brand Tony's Chocolonely is helping couples add a personalised touch to their wedding celebrations with its customisable chocolate bars, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional wedding favours. From engagement announcements and bridesmaid proposals to place settings and guest gifts, the brand's personalised bars can be tailored with names, photographs, table plans or bespoke messages, creating a keepsake that guests can enjoy long after the celebrations have ended.
