Wednesday, November 13, 2024

You are now engaged and have set the date…time to get planning at The Lincolnshire County Wedding Show

Whether you have just started your wedding planning or only have a few things left to organise you will find everything you need at The Lincolnshire County Wedding Show taking place at the Lincolnshire Showground on Sunday 12th March!

This is the biggest wedding show in the region with over 50 of the best wedding suppliers in the area, fashion shows, and a glass of fizz and gift for every bride on arrival.

What happens at a wedding show?

Experts in the wedding industry from local independent specialists to larger high street retailers display their products and services, giving you an idea of their work and price ranges which will assist you in establishing a budget for your special day.

You will be inspired by the ideas and options available, and most importantly you can talk directly to the experts to discuss your own unique and personal requirements.

The Lincolnshire County Wedding Show’s exhibitors are the best at what they do, meaning they have tons of ideas and want to work with you; cake specialists can find a cake recipe to meet any special diet requirements, venue dressers will be able to turn any venue into a magical wonderland for your wedding day, jewellers will be able to design perfect ring for you, while bridal gown experts will help you find THE perfect dress and photographers will help you capture the most important day of your life to treasure forever!

There are even alpacas who can bear your rings!

You will never see so many wedding suppliers in one day, so head down to The Lincolnshire County Wedding Show on 12th March for a fabulous day of wedding planning!

Download your free tickets here: www.cupidsweddingshows.com.

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