Who We Are

Let me introduce myself. My name is Sue Morris and I am the proprietor of  the shop on the Main street in Llandudno. We are open seven days a week from 10.30 till 4.30. all year around (longer in Summer) We also have four lovely assistants - Nickie, a true girl Friday - well Friday, Sunday and Monday to be precise!  Bryan, charming, helpful and handsome, he is here most days. Georgia, smart and knowledgeable and Terry, a whirlwind of enthusiasm. 

The shop sells some locally made Aromatherapy Products, Soaps, Jewellery,  Lovespoons, Wicca and gift products as well as internationally sourced interesting and unusual items. We have a large range of silver & gemstone jewellery and an extensive Wicca/pagan department. We are well known for being different!!! Please click on the links on the left for a list of what we have.... don't worry, we wont make you buy anything. Items are added daily.

Established Summer 2003

Because of the high cost of rent and rates in Llandudno town centre, the Merrymoon shop was originally three market stall businesses shacked up together to share costs. There was an Aromatherapy and Natural Health Department, a Jewellery Department and a Cosmetics department.

Within a year the Cosmetics department moved onto pastures new and a partnership was formed between the Natural Health and Jewellery departments. Both partners being qualified holistic therapists, we soon were known for knowing what we were talking about. Other products were added to link the two main departments together for example, gemstone jewellery, gemstones and tumble stones were added. Esoteric gifts, for example, singing bowls, incense and exotic holders.

We soon also had the reputation for being a little different to anything else in the town and people started shopping with us when they wanted something out of the ordinary. We were more than happy to oblige and we still spend many days and travel many miles seeking out new and interesting items for the shop.  A year later my remaining business partner decided to retire and I bought out his share.

In December 2007 we outgrew our little shop and moved into bright, new and much bigger premises across the road on the corner.

We now have many regular customers (most of whom are now friends) from all over Britain and Ireland, people who call and say Hello whenever they are in the town and people who phone or e-mail us to send them their favourite items out by post. 

The future? Who knows...any ideas?