Yesterday was wedding fair day. So with the car packed high with pots, jars, jugs, buckets and flowers galore we set off to the Barn @ Brynich to set up the stand for the day.
Well, to say that the sun shone down on us would be a bit of an understatement. It was a gloriously sunny day which made everyone at the fair happy and cheery even if the stall holders were inside for most of the day, we could see the sunshine.
Now the best thing about wedding fairs for me is without doubt seeing and meeting all the brides to be, their Mums, friends, bridesmaids, family members and sometimes even grooms. Having done a couple of fairs now I've noticed that when 'the groom' does make an appearance at a wedding fair they usually have a look of wanting to be somewhere else upon entering and immediately head to the caterers for a cup of coffee and copious pieces of cake and biscuits. There they stay whilst their bride to be floats serenly between all the stands gathering up information and talking to suppliers with an excited and happy glow on their face.
Now most people seem to think that it many brides to be spend years and years planning their perfect wedding. In my experience that's not always the case. Each 'happy couple' is as different as the next. They have their own style and tastes and their own way of planning and organising. From super organised and methodical to last minute and frenetic. One thing however is always the same... the glow and look on each bride's face when she is talking to people.
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| A little piccy of the stand at the wedding fair |
On the farming front 'the farmer' has been busy with calving and lambing and the usual day to day jobs when it comes to looking after animals.
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| Daddy Bull with one of his babies |
Cathy
Brecon Blooms
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