Santa arrives in Bridgnorth as garden centre enjoys opening weekend of its new Christmas department
It might feel early but not for Bridgnorth with Santa making his first appearance ahead of the festive season.
Bridgnorth Garden Centre welcomed Father Christmas for the opening weekend of its new Christmas Department.
Santa dropped in on the Shropshire centre to cut the ribbon officially opening its Christmas wonderland.
Visitors attending were provided with festive treats and a singer to put everyone in the Christmas mood.
Amy Stubbs, managing director of British Garden Centres, said: “Christmas at British Garden Centres is about so much more than decorations, it’s about bringing people together and making the season the best experience for everyone.
"Alongside our expanded Fern Christmas range and a fantastic selection of gifts for all ages, we’re proud to host festive events that families can enjoy year after year. Whether you’re shopping for the perfect present, finding inspiration for your home, or making memories, there’s something special for everyone.”
The centre said this year’s collection is bigger and better than ever and features stunning decorations, dazzling lights, and beautiful home accessories, designed to help people transform every corner of their home and make magical memories with family and friends.
Beyond Christmas décor, Bridgnorth Garden Centre has a wide selection of toys, puzzles, games, homeware, and pet products.
For green-fingered shoppers, the centre also boasts an extensive gardening department filled with seasonal plants, essentials for winter gardens or the perfect living gift.
The Christmas festivities at the centre don’t end there with bookings now open for Bridgnorth Garden Centre’s Christmas events and experiences.
From indulgent festive dining to magical meet-and-greet experiences with Santa, families have plenty to get in the Christmas swing of things.
For full details and booking, visit the British Garden Centres website: https://www.britishgardencentres.com/events/?location=bridgnorth-garden-centre.
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