Check out these upcoming wedding fairs

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Looking for the perfect suppliers for your big day? The multi award-winning Welsh National 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.

The Welsh National Wedding Fayres have helped thousands of couples plan their dream day over the years, from quirky vintage weddings right through to celebrity designer weddings. 

They only host one wedding fayre per season in each of the regions, ensuring you have a truly exceptional selection of quality wedding suppliers and experts. To make it an extra special experience, each show includes a free glass of bubbly on arrival, a goody-bag, a stunning catwalk show, live entertainment, hair and make-up demos, discounts and one couple will win £250 to spend with any exhibitor at the fayre... all completely free of charge!

The Cardiff City Stadium show will be taking place on Sunday 10th September, 2023, from 11am to 3pm. Get your free tickets, here.

Brangwyn Hall, Swansea, will be holding a show on Sunday 24th September, 2023, from 11am to 3pm. Free tickets are available, here.

The United Counties Showground, Carmarthen, show will be taking place on Sunday 8th October, 2023 from 11am to 3pm. Click here to get your free tickets.

To find out more, visit www.welshweddingfayre.co.uk

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