Bodysgallen Hall<\/a>, near Llandudno. \u00a0It was a beautiful, relaxed celebration\u00a0and with\u00a0just 11 people (including the Bride & Groom)\u00a0it was a very personal and\u00a0intimate wedding.<\/p>\nAs they were having a small wedding I was only covering a portion of the day, but old habits die hard and I arrived a little too early. \u00a0I killed some\u00a0time by wandering around\u00a0the gorgeous\u00a0grounds – winter sunshine, clear skies and snow on the mountains – how could I resist?<\/p>\n
I love it when the couple are both getting ready in the same place. \u00a0It removes any\u00a0stress of traffic jams and means that I can flit between rooms, telling both sides of the morning preparations. \u00a0When I went to see Geraint, he was “cool, calm and collected” as my Dad would say. \u00a0His vows were written and he was feeling relaxed. \u00a0I’ve never known such a laid back couple or calm\u00a0wedding. \u00a0Although Laura’s false lashes almost broke the serenity… \u00a0Not quite, but almost. \u00a0However, once they\u00a0were on it was plain sailing. \u00a0Laura did her own hair and make-up and looked absolutely stunning… \u00a0She was ready bang on time, five\u00a0minutes late. \u00a0Everyone gathered\u00a0excitedly in the ceremony room, where there was no formal seating, instead their families sat\u00a0on comfy arm chairs and sofas in front of the open fire. \u00a0And this is\u00a0where part 1 finishes… \u00a0Part 2 coming soon…<\/p>\n
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