Be enchanted by this Beauty and the Beast-inspired shoot at St Donat’s Castle

The inspiration for this shoot came from the Beauty and the Beast fairytale," says hair and make-up artist Maya Jasinska. "We wanted to find a magical castle hidden in the Wales countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life with breathtaking views. We came across St Donat's Castle, which has a magical interior and exterior and is a place where every girl can become a princess and have their dreams come true. This shoot was created by some of the best suppliers in Wales who all paid close attention to every detail."

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Contributors to the shoot

Venue, St Donat's Castle, www.uwcatlanticexperience.com 
Photographer, Photo-Graphics Photography and Art Design, www.photo-graphics-studio.com 
Shoot coordinator, Snapp Production, www.instagram.com/snapp_production 
Dress, Eva Ashley BridalLimited, www.evaashley.com 
Suit, Dyfed Menswear, www.dyfedmenswear.co.uk 
Jackets, Niamh Designs, www.instagram.com/niamhdesigns
Hair accessory, India Grace, www.instagram.com/india.grace1 
Hair and make-up artist, Loxus Hair & Make-up by Maya Jasinska HMUA, www.loxushairandmakeup.com 
Flowers, Jan Lima Flowers, www.janlimaflowers.co.uk 
Venue styling, Simply Bows and Chair Covers, www.simplybowsandchaircovers.co.uk 
Table décor hire, The Luxe Touch, www.theluxetouch.co.uk 
Models, Belle www.instagram.com/belle_rose_28, Kelly www.instagram.com/kelly_deeben and Thomas www.instagram.com/thomasgreenhaf

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