The latest events from CJ Wedding Fayres taking place across South Wales

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Looking for the perfect suppliers for your big day? CJ Wedding Fayres are the go-to events for everything and anything for your nuptials. Each show is full of tips, ideas and inspiration from companies covering bridalwear, cakes, flowers, photography, jewellery, stationery and much more.

There are eight events taking place from January to March that have everything you need for your wedding:

Sunday 8th January, 2023
Swansea.com Stadium, Plasmarl, SA1 2FA
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 15th January, 2023

Sunday 15th January, 2023
Craig Y Nos Castle, Brecon Rd, Pen-y-cae, Swansea, SA9 1GL
Opens from 12pm to 4pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 22nd January, 2023
Celtic Manor Resort, Chepstow Road, Caerleon, NP18 1HQ
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 22nd January, 2023
Towers Hotel & Spa, Jersey Marine, Swansea, SA10 6JL
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 29th January, 2023
The Orangery at Margam Park, Margam Road, Port Talbot, SA13 2TJ
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 5th February, 2023

Sunday 5th February, 2023
Village Hotel, 29 Pendwyallt Road, Cardiff, CF14 7EF
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 12th February, 2023
Parc Y Scarlets, Pemberton Park, Llanelli, SA14 9UZ
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 12th February, 2023
Greenmeadow Golf & Country Club, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran, NP44 2BZ
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
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Sunday 26th March, 2023
Swansea.com Stadium, Plasmarl, SA1 2FA
Opens from 11am to 3pm
Free goody bag for every bride
Get your free tickets here

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