Vote for your favourite suppliers for The Welsh National Wedding Awards

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The Welsh National Wedding Awards, now in its 12th year, recognises the best wedding businesses in Wales. Every year thousands of votes are cast and from these votes shortlists are created with the winners announced at the prestigious 'Welsh National Wedding Awards' ceremony, with 600 guests in attendance each year. We're delighted to announce that Your South Wales Wedding are media partners with The Welsh National Wedding Awards and we cannot wait to celebrate the event with all of this year's nominees.

Voting for the awards is now open. Any bride or groom whose wedding took place or is taking place between 1st September 2022 and 31st August 2023, can vote for a wedding supplier who went above and beyond and made their special day so wonderful. If you'd like to register your business, click here or if you'd like to nominate a supplier, click here.

On 31st August, 2023, all votes will be counted, verified and given a unique score based on our criteria on product quality, value for money, customer service, commitment to wedding and client feedback. This information is then collated, along with further company checks and the top five businesses in each category are shortlisted. All shortlisted businesses will be notified via email and an invitation to purchase tickets to attend the sell-out highly-esteemed award ceremony. 

The award ceremony will take place on 12th November, 2023, and the lucky winners will be announced.

For more information about the awards, visit www.welshnationalweddingawards.co.uk

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