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Sunday 25 February 2024
Venue: Trent Building, Nottingham University
Time: 10am - 2.30pm
Tickets: £4 Standard, £8 Group Ticket, £10 VIP Ticket
Planning your wedding day? Looking to create something a little different? You won't want to miss the Unconventional Wedding Fair!
What to expect?
• Over thirty unique wedding suppliers to browse across two rooms. From alternative bridalwear, creative florists, hair and makeup, to colorful wedding accessories and more, there is truly something for everyone.
• Dive into the Photobooth to strike a pose or check out the wedding entertainment throughout the day, including magicians, music, and the Imperial Fleet!
• Check out the outdoor area, including street food vendors and a coffee truck.
All visitors receive a handy event guide to the fair.
The event is open, fun, and inclusive, and organizers are super excited to be back in the East Midlands. VIP upgrades are available and include a goody bag and a complimentary glass of fizz.
Curious to learn more about Unconventional Wedding? Based in Nottingham, they are the UK’s top alternative wedding blog. They are all about couples looking to create a wedding day about them. Throw out the traditions and create a day wholly based around them! They love colorful, quirky, and unique wedding days.
Photos courtesy of Kirsty Rockett Photography, Gem Wright Photography, Andy Sidders Photography, Holly Williams Photography, Dave Fuller Photography and Matt Glover Photography
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