Big crowds expected at Journal Wedding Fayre

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Published on 17/08/2012 09:23

Brides and grooms to be, mums and dads and many more are expected to be out in force on Sunday for one of the biggest wedding events of the year in the North West, the ‘Derry Journal’ Wedding Fayre at the Forum.

There’s another big showing from businesses from across the North at the afternoon event, with around 60 represented in five different visitor areas.

Organiser Julie Bailie said she’s looking forward to another busy and interesting day out at the Fayre, which runs from 1pm to 6pm.

“Whatever you’ve after for a wedding you’ll find it somewhere in the Forum on Sunday,” she said.

“There will be loads of special offers, promotional opportunities and advice on hand, as well as regular mini fashion shows in the main auditorium throughout the afteroon.

“I think the fabulous Piazza area in the Forum is a brilliant spot for shows like this, and it will really be looking the part with all the exhibitors who are setting up for the Fayre.”

Exhibitors include: 21st Century Photography, Blank Canvas Productions, Silver Tassie Hotel, First Choice Limousines, Jay Doherty Photography, Kees Hotel, Mount Errigal Hotel, Therapy, Custom House Restaurant, The Bridal Showroom, Perfect Bliss Wedding Events, Jacksons Hotel, Siobhan Boyle Professional Make-Up Artist, Debenhams, I Want Candy Ireland candy buffet, An Grianan Hotel, King Creole Entertainment, Radisson Blu Roe Park Resort Hotel,Dyerite Bridal Shoes, Waterfoot Hotel, Say Yes Weddings and Events photo booth, Lisdale Signature Wedding Cars, Classic Cakes, Red Menswear, Invite Delight, Radisson Blu Hotel, Letterkenny, Bespoke Wedding Bouquets Ireland, CFC Interiors, Jen Doherty Wedding Dresse, sCallaghan Jewellers and many more!

Admission is £2 or FREE with the voucher as printed in the Derry Journal for the past two weeks.

Julie said; “We look forward to welcoming you all and your bridal parties!”

A small number of exhibitor spaces remain and anyone interested can contact Julie on 028 3839 5504 or email julie.bailie@jpre66ss.co.uk

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