A large crowd braved heavy rain to watch and take part in Llangollen's annual Service of Remembrance in Centenary Square earlier this morning (Sunday).
Led by Father Lee Taylor of St Collen's, the service included the traditional sounding of the Last Post by a bugler from Llangollen Silver Band, the two minute silence and the laying of wreaths on the square's two war memorials which commemorate local people who died in both world wars and other conflicts.
The ceremony ended with a parade of service organisations, led by their standards, along Castle Street and round the town centre.
* Service organisations on parade in the square.
* People brave the heavy rain to watch the service.
* The parade arrives in the square led by standard bearers.
* Father Lee Taylor leads the worship.
* A Silver Band bugler sounds Last Post.
* This picture and those below: wreaths are laid on behalf of various local organisations around the war memorial.
* Dave Hennigan and Allison Davies with the wreath they laid on behalf of the Eisteddfod.
* At the conclusion of the service the parade leaves the square along Castle Street.
* Youth organisations take part in the parade.
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