These are the faces of some of the 15,000 people in the parade at Pride Cymru 2019
Professional drag artist Victoria, dance teacher Nathan and full-time mum Natasha were at Wales's biggest celebration of equality and diversity
These are some of the faces of the 15,000 people took part in the parade at Pride Cymru 2019.
Drag queens, performers and politicians alike came together on Saturday to share the love and mark the event's 20th anniversary.
In a sea of colour, the crowds flooded the streets of Cardiff as part of the LGBT+ celebration of diversity and individuality. You can follow our live coverage of the day here.
We caught up with some of them to ask why the "still proud" campaign is so important.
From a professional drag artist to a full-time mum, here are some of the people of Pride Cymru.
Victoria Scone, 26, from Portsmouth, said: "I'm a professional female drag queen artist. I work at Mary's and Wow nightclubs in Cardiff. It's my first time at Pride Cymru and feel honoured to be here, after 20 years of the event we are still proud."
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Kirstie Miller, 31, from Cardiff, said: "It's a celebration, but it's also a protest."
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Nathan Lawrence, 25, from Cardiff, said: "I'm a dance teacher and work for Sky. I love dressing up as Pegasus for Pride Cymru every year."
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