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Nottingham Conferences are delighted be hosting their second Wedding Festival organised by Fairytale Wedding Company at the historic Trent Building at The University of Nottingham, between 11am – 3pm, on Sunday 20 November.
As well as providing you with an opportunity to view the Trent Building on an informal basis, you will also have a chance to meet more than 40 talented wedding shops offering samples, demos, freebies and advice. This inspiring day of wedding planning fun will also entertain you with an acoustic guitarist and vocalist, a DJ and much more.
On arrival you and your partner will receive a complimentary glass of Bucks Fizz, a bridal scrapbook from the Fairytale team plus if you are one of the first 100 wedding couples to arrive on the day, you will receive an envelope and be in with a chance of winning 1 of 5 golden ticket prizes. Why not make a day of it and savour a tasty lunch in the stylish Trent Café, enjoy a stroll in the secret walled garden or day dream down by the boating lake?
At the Festival you will also have a chance to meet the Wedding Coordinators and will be able to book a more formal site visit for a future date, alternatively you could call 0115 748 6100 or email weddings@weddingsinnottingham.co.uk to arrange this.
Pre-register for FREE entry at www.fairytaleweddingshows.co.uk, or pay just £2 per person on the door.
For those wishing to exhibit, please contact either vicky@fairytaleweddingcompany.co.uk / 07595217743 or shaun@fairytaleweddingcompany.co.uk / 07808102745
We hope you are able to attend and look forward to welcoming you!
Image:courtesy of Firsthand Photography.
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