A SUCCESSFUL event styling business is opening a brand new studio in north Wales.
After 11-years of trading, Marley's Magical Creations has announced the grand opening of its venue styling business on Well Street, Cefn Mawr, Wrexham, next month.
The family-run business is owned by Paul, Shannon and Sam Smith, helping couples arrange their special day by transforming rooms and venues to create their dream wedding.
Over the past two-years, the company has also received eight awards for its services. This includes Best of Welsh Best Venue Dresser 2021, Best DJ 2022, Outstanding Supplier 2022, the National Welsh Awards Best Venue 2022 and the north Wales Best Wedding Stylist 2022.
Marley's Magical Creations has also featured on BBC's 'Dare to Dance' show with Amy Downden, as well as Priodas Pum Mil on S4C.
Celebrating 11-years, the team have chosen the grand opening of the studio to be at the end of June with an exact date to be confirmed at a later date.
Paul said "We've been so busy getting the shop ready but there's still lots to be done. It would be great to let our lovely couples know we finally have a shop they can come to to get advice.
"It's a family run business but we prefer to push our company name rather than our own so we can stay behind the scenes.
"We as a company have grown we’re very proud to be connected with a lot of amazing wedding venues and have made a lot of friends.
"We’ve helped to create many lovely couples dream weddings a reality and happily we’ve brought tears of happiness to lots of brides even grooms. We've also supported many charities over the years."
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Happy couples can book a consultation from next month by contacting Sam and the trained team of experts to help relieve some stress from the big day.
All previous designs can be found on their Facebook and Insatgram pages 'Marley's Magical Creations' and 'marleymagicalcreations'.
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