A FLINTSHIRE wedding venue said 'I do' to helping a North Wales hospice with fundraising.
Soughton Hall, in Sychdyn, hosted a photoshoot to showcase the latest offerings of a special bridal boutique.
The Georgian gem, situated on the border between Cheshire and North Wales, is full of character and charm, the perfect backdrop to show off some of the pieces currently on offer at the St Kentigern Hospice shop.
Soughton Hall provides the perfect backdrop to the St Kentigern Hospice bridal boutique photoshoot.
Nestled in the market town of Abergele, the shop is a haven of style and sustainability. Upstairs at St Kentigern Hospice (Abergele) lies a bridal boutique like no other. The true beauty of the boutique is the magic of charitable giving and sustainability.
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Brides-to-be can discover their dream gown while supporting a cause dedicated to providing exceptional care. Every purchase helps fund the hospice's vital services; from patient care, family support and bereavement counselling.
Soughton Hall provides the perfect backdrop to the St Kentigern Hospice bridal boutique photoshoot.
The team of volunteers help add a personal touch to the shopping experience, making brides feel right at home from the minute they walk in.
Every gown, veil, and accessory has a tale as unique as any couple's love story. The collection features lots of styles for every bride, groom and occasion, all meticulously maintained to ensure they are as fabulous as they are sustainable.
If you are ready to say 'I do' to preloved fashion, book a fitting appointment by calling 01745 822813 or if you've already tied the knot, why not donate your dress to continue its love story whilst supporting the hospice.
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