Aled and Beth married at the very lovely Nantwen, holding their ceremony with friends and family. Their reception venue was of very personal importance to Aled and his family. They chose to share with their guests and celebrate at the family run Fishguard Bay Hotel. 

Jasper and Loretta were married at the truly beautiful Red Welly site in the breathtaking Llyn Peninsula. They chose a venue that itself was surrounded in natural beauty and then added their own character, their own ideas, filled the site with guests from all over the world and filled their with fun, laughter, joy and family. IN many ways these photos really do speak for themselves.

The very lovely Nick and Rachael have nearly been married for a year so we thought we probably should get round to blogging their special day.  These guys are Pembrokeshire people. They know everyone, it seems! Typical Pembrokeshire!  In fact, they live next door to Owens Nans brother! 

Weddings held in family homes are so special. Surrounded deeply in special memories there is something about getting married in familiar surrounding that you cant beat! When Rhidian and Helen told us about their plans to hold their wedding day in the field and woods attached to Helens family home we couldn't help but be pretty excited. There is so much crazy creativity and skill that Helens family had in hand and they worked solidly for months to make their space ready for the wedding of their daughter.

Jon and Suzi were married in Newport, Pembrokeshire, a beautiful and quaint local village. With family connections to the  village it was so great to see the relationship and love the whole family have for the area and it really seemed fitting that they were married there and held the reception at Lys Meddyg too