Emily Kate Bridal has won ‘Best New Wedding Business in Wales'

Interior of Emily Kate Bridal
Credit: Philip Warren Photography

Through the doors of Emily Kate Bridal you will find beautiful wedding dresses, chosen by Emily Kate. The boutique is located in Treorchy High Street, which was voted best ‘High Street’ in the UK.

“Our collection of designers are internationally renowned and are highly sought after by brides,” says owner Emily Kate Mander. “We welcomed new designers into the boutique this year from Madi Lane, Elysee Etoile and Allure Bridals alongside our other designers. The boutique also recently won ‘Best New Wedding Business in Wales’ at The Welsh National Wedding Awards.

“We are extremely proud to have won,” adds Emily. “We offer a carefully selected range of the most beautiful bridalwear from leading designers in the industry. At Emily Kate Bridal, we ensure that from the moment you walk through the door you will have our undivided attention, with the boutique reserved exclusively for your appointment. The relaxed and friendly atmosphere allows our brides to take the time they deserve to carefully select the gown of their dreams. We will continuously strive to exceed the expectations of every bride that enters the boutique, as we recognise the importance that our service plays in making your wedding journey memorable.”

Visit www.emily-kate.co.uk for more information and to book your appointment.

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