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If you’re planning to tie the knot in autumn, chances are you’ll be looking for seasonal floral trends that complement your wedding theme and help make your day a blooming success. But from deciding on the floral displays that will make your chosen venue pop to choosing your bouquet flowers, it can be hard knowing where to start, so we’ve put together this guide to choosing autumnal wedding flowers.
Picture the Brecon Beacons. What do you see? Mountains and moorland, most likely. Perhaps a few ancient stone monuments and crumbling medieval castles. But we bet you didn't think of Brecon Beacons waterfalls.
Or maybe you did. Because here, among the mighty peaks and meandering river valleys, you can find some of the best waterfalls in Wales.
Spring is a wonderful time to get married, with nature in full bloom and plenty of inspiration for your big day. Here are our top tips for planning the perfect springtime wedding.
Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to express your love and gratitude and what better way to celebrate than with a thoughtful gift experience?
Gifting an experience, rather than a physical item is a creative and meaningful way to show your love and appreciation for your Mum and there’s an array of delicious, relaxing, exciting and interesting gifts to choose from.
If you’re looking for the best walks in Brecon Beacons this winter, you can find a number of different routes that cater to all.
From mountains and waterfalls to beaches and stately homes, here are 6 of our favourite National Trust places to explore in South Wales.
Booking a mini break away allows you to enjoy all of life’s little luxuries, whether that’s indulging in the amenities at our venue or exploring the nearby town.
For anybody planning a South Wales trip itinerary, this guide is guaranteed to convince you to include a Welsh vineyard tour. From hen party ideas to selecting the perfect wedding wines, a vineyard visit in the region is a must-do activity.
A weekend break in South Wales has something for everyone. From the cultural hub and capital city of Cardiff to the scenic splendour of Bannau Brycheiniog and tranquil calm of the Wye Valley.
From the freshest local veg to the most moreish regional cheeses to the most delicious sweet treats, these popular markets promise all sorts of goodies to tempt and delight.