Aha, I had not spotted that.
Yes, I think so. One of the few occasions when ladies still wear hats, and Glenda would certainly be a hat wearer. 
There was a time when ladies of my motherâs generation would not be seen out without a hat*. They might go out without a coat, but never without a hat (and probably gloves).
(* or at least a headscarf).
We usually joke about new hats when someone looks close to popping the question. Not that Iâm ever wearing a hat to a wedding ever. 
I LOVE headscarves! Again, Iâm never going to wear one, but you do not mess with a lady wot wears a headscarf, do you?
Of course, they can be classy as wellâŚ
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I have to congratulate Lowri Gwynne on her acting this week, superb. She really looks like sheâs worked up for real. Iâm backing her side of the argument with Kay too, Kelvin really Fâd up in a hugely selfish way and now sheâs left to suffer.
NB always wore hats to weddings until knocked one getting into car. Hat blew into road under wheel. Attended wedding minus hat!
I think she might be my hero! Hilda, that is!
She could wear a bin on her head, mind, and it would still look good.
Thanks to both of you for the cultural background! Diolch i chiâch dau!
I would like to point out that hats have a practical use. In winter they keep the head warm and dry, in summer, just the latter. I always wore a hat to watch rugby and not necessarily a red and white bobble. I had a black âfurâ one which was incredibly good at absorbing the rain without letting it reach my head! I remember taking it off on the train and finding it was really, really heavy due to the shear weight of water! I was raised to always, always wear a hat to church - especially if you are the preacher! But now, if I was able to get to a wedding, I think Iâd try to get one of those little things called a âfascinatorâ which seems to be a tiny thing with at most two flowers and a bow!
Also itâs one of the only things that will cure a bad hair day. Of course, then you canât take it off, and may overheat. The last wedding I went to (bareheaded as ever) was a sea of fascinators. I spent the entire service looking out over the congregation, admiring all the sticky-up bits.
I should add they are also utterly responsible for bad hair days too! Hatâs that is, not fascinators. Who knows what fascinators are responsible forâŚ
When I wore hats, i had long hair ina pony tail. Brush it/grab it/wrap it! Having early retired at fifty, I stopped âcovering the greyâ had it cut and found out that hats and short hair donât always go well,together. Leave it on until you get home!
And from Wikipedia I have learned that there is such a thing as a âhatinatorâ! Part hat, part fascinator.
The things that fashion comes up withâŚ
Facinating stuff! You learn something every day.
I suppose fascinators are what Fergie and Andyâs daughterâs wear in the Harry Enfield series âThe Windsorsâ. I got a good laugh out of those, and then went a googling for pictures of the actual daughtersâŚand it turns out thatâs what they wear in real life!
Very true to life that series!!! 
Good luck Iolo, trying to explain that you were in two minds about the whole thing!
A lot of that going on. People getting pressured into situations!
I loved the Mr. Lloyd suggestion!
But purists may not like âdawnseisioâ
Another linguistic note, I noticed Arthur (I think it was) using the âddaruâ construction, which Gareth King seems very fond of, but Iâd never actually noticed it in RaR. (Itâs a Gog-only thing). Mind you, I only noticed it because I had the Welsh subtitles on. I might have missed it on previous occasions without the Welsh s/t.
And how does Cathryn think she is going to âesbonioâ to Vince?
One possible plothole though: I think we saw Cathryn make the booking with the hotel. So why did Iolo receive a letter from them? (Why would anyone receive a letter? Wouldnât email be more likely nowadays?).
And technically, Vince has committed a probably sackable offence by âinterfering with Her Majestyâs mailsâ. If Iolo wanted to be vindictive, he could cause Vince a deal of trouble. But I imagine he is unlikely to.
And where will Cathryn sleep tonight�
I thought the same about the hotel, email and Cathrynâs booking. Is it possible they send a paper acknowledgment and that Cathryn didnât want it turning up at home, so told them to send it to Iolo?
