Are you in the
final stages of your wedding plans, stumbling over the intricacies of cufflinks
and the all-important bouquet? Or are you simply in need of some inspiration? You have no need
to panic, as on Sunday 8th July there are two wedding fairs happening in Bristol to help you plan these all-important details.
Love Actually Weddings will be holding another of its incredibly popular wedding shows at Colston Hall, a beautiful venue where modern meets heritage. The show will be held from 11.30am to 4pm meaning that you and your partner can make a day of it.
Love Actually Weddings will be holding another of its incredibly popular wedding shows at Colston Hall, a beautiful venue where modern meets heritage. The show will be held from 11.30am to 4pm meaning that you and your partner can make a day of it.
The atrium at Colston Hall |
“It will be full of entertainment,” says David from Love
Actually. “We are looking forward to listening to the three fantastic bands we
have performing throughout the day, with Mama Stones being our main act around
lunchtime”. With lots of
entertainment, the opportunity to talk to a range of top wedding professionals
and also suppliers from the region, you will have all the support you need.
As
well as all of this, you can make the most of your surroundings. Colston Hall
is a newcomer to Bristol's licensed venue for weddings and boasts great facilities. A favourite is
the terrace bar with panoramic views over the city - a sensational spot to hold
your ceremony. As with all Love
Actually Wedding fayres, admission is free of charge and you will be greeted with a complimentary glass of bucks fizz and an information gift
bag.
Sunday 8th July is also the date for Bristol's first ever gay wedding fair, hosted by Pink Partnerships at the Council House in Bristol.
The event is taking place between 10.30am and 4pm, and will be a one stop shop for everything from outfits, rings, catering and accessories. “We
guarantee that everyone you meet on the day will be gay-friendly,”
said Lisa Cullender from Pink Partnerships. “This
is about making sure gay couples are exposed to the very best wedding
suppliers in the Bristol area.”
Entry on the day is £2, although you can still buy discounted tickets in advance, and admission includes a goody bag and a glass of bubbly on arrival.
Sunday 8th July is also the date for Bristol's first ever gay wedding fair, hosted by Pink Partnerships at the Council House in Bristol.
The beautiful Council House in Bristol |
Entry on the day is £2, although you can still buy discounted tickets in advance, and admission includes a goody bag and a glass of bubbly on arrival.
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