2020
The Miss Wales 2020 finalists support International Women’s Day #balanceforbetter campaign
Every year is different at Miss Wales, but we always create some fabulous memories with the finalists, titleholders, our sponsors and supporters. Take a look at some of the highlights of recent years here.
The Miss Wales 2020 finalists support International Women’s Day #balanceforbetter campaign
Gabriella won a photoshoot in Alicante as part of her Miss Wales prize package.
Miss Wales 2018, Bethany Harris, had the most incredible time at Miss World in China.
The Miss Wales 2017 finalists enjoyed a fabulous night filming and having a photoshoot at Cardiff’s Winter Wonderland.
£20,000 donated by Miss Wales to Welsh charities this year thanks to Beauty With A Purpose.
Miss Wales 2015, Emma Jenkins, enjoyed a glamorous trip to Bulgaria during her reign.
Every year, our titleholder wins a portfolio of images. Here are some of Miss Wales 2014, Alice Ford.
Miss Wales 2013, Gabrielle Shaw, enjoyed a fantastic photoshoot with Red Handed magazine
Miss Wales 2012, Sophie Moulds, was first runner up in Miss World 2012 narrowly missing out to China for the coveted crown. She is the highest placing British contestant at Miss World since the 1970s.
The annual Miss Wales charity ball is always a fabulous evening – and 2011 was no exception.
A fabulous evening as Courtney Hamilton wins Miss Wales 2010.
Chair of the Miss World organisation, Julia Morley and Miss World 2008, Ksenia Sukhinova, are VIP guests on our Miss Wales 2009 final weekend.
The Miss Wales applicants walk on hot coals, bend iron rods with their necks and break wooden boards with their bare hands as part of an empowerment day!
Miss Wales 2007, Kelly Pesticcio, not only represented Miss Wales at Miss World but also qualified as a doctor during her reign.
Sarah Fleming, Miss Wales 2006, and the first two runners up Lydia Yhnell and Jamie-Lee Williams 2006 enjoy a photoshoot as part of their Miss Wales experience.
Claire Evans has a busy year as Miss Wales 2005
Amy Guy, Miss Wales 2004, wins the Miss World sports award and the Miss UK title at Miss World
As Miss Wales 2020 was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic, it was a two year wait for Gabriella Jukes, Miss Wales 2019, before she was able to crown her successor, 18-year-old Olivia Harris from Magor. Olivia had also been a finalist for two years waiting for her moment to come! Congratulations Olivia, we hope it was worth the wait. Less than two months after her win, Olivia went on to represent Wales at the 70th anniversary of Miss World in Puerto Rico.