And now for the housework round! Miss Wales hopefuls don glittering ballgowns to walk the dogs and do the gardening after the beauty pageant was cancelled due to coronavirus
- Welsh beauty queen finalists donned their ball gowns to complete their chores
- It comes after their final was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic
- The hopefuls are seeing the funny side and posed in a photoshoot at their homes
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Miss Wales finalists have donned their glitzy ball gowns to complete their mundane, everyday tasks after their grand final was cancelled.
The stunning hopefuls are seeing the funny side after being halted on their way to the crown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Determined to not let their glamorous frocks and stilettos go to waste, the would-be Miss Wales contestants have worn them to clean the patio, walk the dogs and water the plants.
Organisers of the Miss Wales event, which was scheduled to run this week, challenged competitors to instead pose for fun photoshoots at their homes while doing their chores.
Welsh beauty queen finalists have donned their glitzy ball gowns to complete their mundane, everyday tasks after their grand final was cancelled. Pictured: Lauren Parkinson dusting her lounge
The stunning hopefuls are seeing the funny side after being halted on their way to the Miss World crown. Pictured: Katy Lee Farr watering some plants while dressed in her pink frock
Determined to not let their glamorous frocks and stilettos go to waste, the would-be Miss Wales contestants have worn them to clean the patio, walk the dogs (pictured Lillie-Mae Morgan Reed), and water the plants
Sadie Pulman (pictured), 25, of Cardiff, fed the chickens while sporting a black gown with a stylish thigh-high split
Olivia Harris, 17, decided to get out the lawnmower at home in Magor, Monmouthshire, while wearing a shimmering cream dress.
Estate agent Lauren Parkinson, 24, of Chirk, sported pink rubber gloves to do some feather dusting in her strapless matching outfit.
And Sadie Pulman, 25, of Cardiff, fed the chickens while wearing a black gown with a stylish thigh-high split.
Vanessa Owen cooks up a storm while dressed in her stunning green, floor-length frock, featuring a cinched waist detail
Seren Jones Hughes plays with her go while dressed in a stylish, hot pink gown, pictured right, while fellow contestant Broganne Perrin plays rounders in her garden, left
Elanna Smith power washes her garden decking while in a head-turning black ensemble. The women have been competing for the Miss Wales title and were looking forward to the final in Cardiff this week
The women have been competing for the Miss Wales title and were looking forward to the final in Cardiff this week. It’s been postponed until August.
Miss Wales organiser Paula Abbandonato said: ‘We are all so disappointed not to be having our Miss Wales events this week but are trying to stay as positive as possible.
‘We thought this photoshoot would be a bit of fun amongst the sadness of the time and keep us all focused on better things to come.’
One of the contestants also put her best foot forward when deciding to get the lawnmower out
Georgie Cox helps with the gardening, pictured left, and Stephanie Allen puts the washing out while wearing a daring red dress
Other ball gown poses included walking the dog, doing yoga, vacuuming and cooking.
Holly Furnish was caught cleaning windows, Katie-Lee Farr was watering plants and Millie Mae-Adams whizzing around the Hoover – all in their finery.
The winner of the pageant will represent Wales at the 70th anniversary of Miss World.
She will also win a prize package of clothes, haircare, skincare, jewellery and a photographic portfolio.
The Miss Wales beauty queen will also enjoy a year of VIP experiences while supporting a number of children’s charities.