A Welsh wedding venue has cancelled weddings as it reveals plans to redevelop into a five-star tourism destination. The Oldwalls Collection said it will transform its founding venue Oldwalls Gower into a "luxury staycation destination" in 2026. They say plans will provide additional accommodation options for wedding guests attending events at Fairyhill and other venues throughout the Gower.
In a statement published on the Oldwalls Collection website on Tuesday, the company said it will be "business as usual" before the plans get underway. READ MORE: Carmarthen restaurant hit by suspected 'dine and dash' on opening night READ MORE: The 'best in Wales' cafe that 'started with a bang' and now has queues out the door It states: "We at Oldwalls Gower are excited to announce our plans to redevelop into a five-star tourism destination in 2026. This transformation will allow us, as part of The Oldwalls Collection, to pour our expertise and investment into our flagship wedding venues, Fairyhill and Sant Ffraed House, while Oldwalls Gower evolves to serve a new audience.
"It will be business as usual for Oldwalls Gower until 2026, with our fantastic team dedicated to delivering our 2025 weddings to the exceptional standards for which we are known for. Following this, our venue will emerge as a luxury staycation destination, providing additional accommodation options for wedding guests attending events at Fairyhill and other popular venues throughout Gower." For the latest Swansea news,.
