Around 120 children and adults enjoyed a buffet which included rolls donated by resident Colin Brace from Brace’s Bakery and pasties from Colin’s Fish Bar, and each child was given a commemorative coin from the Royal Mint by one of the area’s oldest residents, 92-year-old Mary Glencross. Further along the valley in Swffryd, the village’s community centre was packed with children and parents wearing Royal wedding T-shirts and union flag hats. Around £2,000 was raised by groups and volunteers who use the centre to make the party free for the 350 people who attended.
Emma Bennett is pretty pleased with her cake of a Royal carriage at the Buckle Wood royal party in Chepstow