A unique Christmas window has been unveiled at the Goodsheds in Barry to mark the Gavin and Stacey finale.
The new artwork, created by local business Dimensional Art, features several key moments from the BBC sitcom - including the eponymous couple outside Marco's cafe, Bryn and Jason's fishing trip and the cliffhanger moment where Nessa proposed to Smithy.
Dimensional Art owner Natalie Bolan, who designed the window, said: "I'm a huge fan of Gavin and Stacey and when I knew it was returning for one final episode, I knew I had to do something special to celebrate the occasion."

"The show brings so many people to Barry, including to the Goodsheds so this felt like a great way to celebrate."
"I've also turned the design into a series of limited prints which are available in store...and shortly via the Dimensional Art website."
The window can be seen outside Dimensional Art's shop - a converted train carriage outside the Goodsheds building on Hood Road.

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