Be inspired by these gorgeous images taken at Cobbles Kitchen & Deli

When this styled shoot first landed in our inbox, we just knew our lovely readers would adore it. Photographer, Oliver Rees tells us more: "After discovering that Cobbles Kitchen & Deli had become a licensed wedding venue, we jumped at the chance to bring our modern boho vision to life. We wanted to showcase this popular theme with a contemporary twist, so the room was filled with pampas grass, handcrafted products and warm earthy colours. The team brought the shoot together seamlessly, and it was amazing to watch the Hayloft Room being transformed into a boho wonderland. Our real couple, Katie and James, looked flawless and rocked every photo opportunity, whether it was in front of the striking neon backdrop or at the nearby beach. This shoot was an opportunity to give local suppliers that much needed boost after an incredibly difficult year. The results show that we're all back with a boho-inspired bang!"

Suppliers involved in the shoot

Venue, Cobbles Kitchen & Deli, www.cobbleskitchen.co.uk 
Photographer and concept, Oliver Rees Photography, www.oliverreesphotography.com
Dress, Willow in White Bridal Co, www.willowinwhite.com 
Suit, Dyfed Menswear Cardiff, www.dyfedmenswear.co.uk 
Hair and make-up artist, Lauren Ellis Hair & Make-up Artist, www.facebook.com/laurenellishairmakeup 
Jewellery and hairpiece, NU Jewellery by Emma, www.instagram.com/nujewellery_byemma 
Flowers, Sweet William, www.facebook.com/sweetwills16 
Venue stylist, Cinnamon Pig, www.cinnamonpig.com 
Backdrop hire, Dreamy Events Hire, www.instagram.com/dreamyeventshire 
Cakes, Creative Cake Kitchen, www.facebook.com/creativecakekitchen 
Candles and wax melts, Pretty Vibe Botanics, www.prettyvibe.co.uk 
Stationery, Paperlicious Oasis, www.facebook.com/paperliciousoasis 
Floral love sign and hearts, Rose & Lewis, www.roseandlewis.com 
Models, Katie Rees, www.instagram.com/katierees_98 and James Lewis, www.instagram.com/jameslewis.1998

You may also be interested in

Everything you need to know about prenups

Everything you need to know about prenups

Prenups are fast becoming a key part of wedding planning for many Brits, with new data from leading law firm Mills & Reeve showing a sharp surge in demand during the second quarter of the year, dubbed by the law firm as 'prenup season'. Brett Frankle, partner at Mills & Reeve, explains how the trend has developed and why more couples are choosing to put agreements in place ahead of their wedding. Over the last five years, we have seen a sharp rise in prenups between April and July, linked to summer weddings, preholiday planning and timesensitive instructions before ceremonies, with July proving particularly popular.

READ ARTICLE

The ‘I Do’ Dilemma: Why Couples Struggle to Sign Their New Names

The ‘I Do’ Dilemma: Why Couples Struggle to Sign Their New Names

More couples than ever are choosing to combine their surnames after marriage, but many are running into one unexpected problem: they can't sign their new name. Searches for "combined surnames" have risen by 37% in the past month, according to new data analysed by luxury pen brand Scriveiner. Interest has been steadily increasing over the past year, with a clear spike in the lead-up to wedding season between late spring and early autumn.

READ ARTICLE

Meet the 2026 Muddy Awards Finalists in Wales

Meet the 2026 Muddy Awards Finalists in Wales

Readers have nominated, the team at Muddy Stilettos have counted, and now the Wales Muddy Awards Regional Finals are now officially open! The legendary voting cocktails are back — and with double the number of finalists this year, 10 brilliant businesses in each category need votes to win the coveted Wales Award. The Regional Finals close on 26th May 2026 at 1 pm so people can vote now. The Welsh businesses that made it through as finalists include a talented selection under the categories Best Afternoon Tea; Best Artisan Food & Drink Producer; Best Arts, Culture & Theatre; Best Bar; Best Beauty Salon/Clinic and more.

READ ARTICLE

The Overlooked Legal Steps That Could Invalidate Your Wedding

The Overlooked Legal Steps That Could Invalidate Your Wedding

Planning a wedding in the UK comes with a surprising number of legal "gotchas" that couples often overlook. Following reports that Olivia Attwood and Stacey Solomon had elements of their weddings deemed non-legal, along with summer being peak wedding season, jewellers Queensmith are reminding couples of the most common legal pitfalls so they can enjoy their big day with peace of mind. From giving notice at the register office to having the right witnesses in place, missing just one requirement could mean your dream wedding isn't legally binding.

READ ARTICLE

Follow Your South Wales Wedding Magazine on Facebook

VISIT SITE

Submit your wedding to be featured in Your South Wales Wedding Magazine

VISIT SITE

Follow Your South Wales Wedding Magazine on YouTube

VISIT SITE

Subscribe to Your South Wales Wedding Magazine for free

VISIT SITE