“The flowers were pussy willows, berries and gerberas from Precious Petals Florist (www.preciouspetalsflorist.co.uk).” – Siôned and Jason celebrated their day at St Mary’s Church (www.cnb-parish.org.uk) with a reception at Pencoed House Estate (www.pencoedhouseestate.co.uk) www.1visionphotography.com “I used artificial hydrangeas, gypsophila, roses and eucalyptus from Artificial Floral Suppliers (www.artificialfloralsupplies.co.uk) to create the centrepieces, my bouquet and Dan’s buttonhole.” – Greta and Daniel tied the knot at Caldicot Castle (www.caldicotcastle.co.uk) followed by a reception at The Barn at Brynich (www.brynich.co.uk) “For our centrepieces, we had a trail of flowers from Best Buds by Samara (www.bestbudsbysamara.co.uk) in gold antique style goblet vases with intertwining candles.” – Sara and Ibrahim got married at Gileston Manor Estate (www.gilestonmanor.co.uk) www.megan-sianphotography.com www.aureliaallenphotography.com www.richardoses.com www.eyes2me.photography www.paul-daviesphotography.co.uk “For the centrepieces, we chose wooden tree slices, jars, pine cones, tea lights and blooms from The Flower Shed (www.theflowershedundy.co.uk).” – Sara and Ollie celebrated their wedding at Usk Castle (www.uskcastle.com) “The flowers were created by a local florist who we gave free rein. She has known me since I was a little girl, so I knew it would be stunning. She produced all the bouquets, buttonholes and centrepieces.” – Rhian and Rory tied the knot at St Peter’s (www.broystumanner.com) followed by a reception at Neuadd Dyfi (www.neuadddyfi.org) “We chose blue and white flowers from Wedding-Flowers Wales (www.facebook.com/wedding-flowers-wales-465465106903890) for the bouquets, centrepieces and the arch that we were married under.” – Lyndsey and Paul got married at Llwyn Country House (www.llwyncountryhouse.co.uk) 52
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