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Find a Wedding Venue in Bridgend
Bridgend County is home to a stunning array of beaches, world-class golf courses and some of the tallest sand dunes in Europe. As you travel further inland you’ll discover ancient woodland and rugged trails carved into the gorgeous landscape. There are a number of incredible venues on offer here and you can discover them on Guides for Brides.
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Find your perfect wedding venue, with epic photo backdrops, in Bridgend, South Wales.
From the scenic coast of Porthcawls Rest Bay to the reclaimed coal works, Parc Calon Lân in Maesteg, Bridgend is full of gorgeous scenery and idyllic countryside. With plenty of history including the 12th century castles of Ogmore and Coity, built during the early days of English occupation, this is the perfect place to immerse your wedding day in history.
Venues to impress your guests
If you are looking for a manor house wedding venue setting for your big day, Bryngarw House is a wonderful choice. Nestled in parkland, you will have plenty of opportunities for your wedding photography. There is also the Coed Y Mwstwr Hotel, a lovely country house hotel wedding venue with exposed beams, on the outskirts of Bridgend itself.
Neighboring the Vale of Glamorgan, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Neath Port Talbot, there are plenty of gorgeous venues within a close distance. And with the M4 connecting most of South Wales, travel for your guests can be quite easy.
You may not know this about Bridgend
Don’t be surprised to see plenty of Italian restaurants and Cafes in and around Bridgend. In the 1890’s many Italian immigrants came to Wales, in particular from the town of Bardi. So it’s not unusual to see cafes with names like Sidolis and Pietros. Maybe you could infuse your wedding venue or catering with a little Italian flare?