Hello everyone,
At the weekend, myself and Sam took a trip down to Bath, as Sam was DJing at one of my lovely friend Hannah's Charity Ball. Sam drove us down on Friday afternoon and we set up his kit at Bath racecourse, which was such a lovely venue. By the time we got there and had set up it was almost time to go out. So we got ready for the ball. I actually wore one of my mums dresses which she kindly let me borrow. It was such a great night and Hannah did such a great job of organising the event.
On Saturday we went to possibly one of the cutest cafes I have ever been to. If you have ever been to Peggy Porschen, you will absolutely love this place. It is called Sweet Little Things, and sells anything from coffee, to cake to breakfast and brunch. It is such a lovely place and the decor is just beautiful. It very much so reminded me of the Peggy porschen Bakery in London, however, the best thing about it was that it was so affordable. I was expecting it to be very pricey as the place was so cute and Instagrammable, however, it was really well priced. I had the avocado on toast and Sam had the full english breakfast and the food was so good. Sam also had the green super smoothie and I had the chai latte which was also amazing. This is the perfect place to go for coffee and cake as they do some incredible cake...
We then took a stroll around Bath and I must say it is such a beautiful place. If you ever get the chance to go there I would highly recommend and I would highly reccomened the Sweet Little Things Cafe.
My Outfit
I thought I would also share with you where my outfit is from as I had quite a few questions about it on my Instagram. So my trousers are from Zara, my top is from Primark and was just £4, wow. My sunnies were also just £2 from Primark and my shoes are from New Look, and my bag is from Topshop. My watch is also from Miss Selfridge.
I also vlogged my trip with Sam, if you would like to watch, here is the link to my YouTube channel...
I really hope you enjoyed this little Travel diary. Have you ever been to Bath, if so where would you reccomened?
Cristy N
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Your photos are so pretty aaaah and the cafe sounds incredible!!
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you should definitely go its just so beautiful xx
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