Myddfai Community Hall & Visitor Centre

Myddfai Community Hall & Visitor Centre is a modern, energy-efficient facility set in the heart of scenic Myddfai, just three miles from Llandovery in Carmarthenshire. With the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park as its backdrop, it is recognised as one of the most superb and well-equipped venues in the area. Originally designed as a centre for the local community, it provides an excellent setting for weddings, parties, conferences, and exhibitions. The Hall holds a Civil Ceremony Wedding licence, making it suitable for couples wishing to celebrate their entire day in one place.

The venue offers a choice of event spaces, accommodating between 15 and 200 guests. Spaces available include the main hall, a meeting room, a balcony, and a café, with the option to combine two or more areas as needed. Warm local hospitality is a hallmark of Myddfai, and the friendly staff provide assistance with every aspect of wedding planning, including catering, photography, music, wedding cakes, floristry, ceremony arrangements, church suggestions, and local accommodation.

The centre’s story was featured by the BBC in 2011 as part of the 'Village SOS' series, following its creation with support from 'The Big Lottery Village SOS Scheme' and other funders. The Centre was officially opened that year by Their Royal Highnesses Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall.