Wedding Blog

Monday, 15 June 2009

Wedding Fayre 4th October 2009

We are organising our very own Wedding Fayre in partnership with The Links Country Park Hotel at West Runton, near Cromer in Norfolk.

This is scheduled for Sunday 4th October 2009 from 11am -5pm, over 25-30 exhibitors will be present from Bridalwear to Toastmasters, Wedding Cars to Florists.

Refreshments will be available all day, cream teas, coffee, snacks etc.

There will be demonstrations & displays & a chance for you to try wedding dresses on if you wish.

There is ample FREE parking & will be hosted in a friendly & relaxed atmosphere in a very picturesque hotel in a beautiful part of Norfolk.

Please get in touch for more details. Every registered Bride-To-be will be entered in to a FREE Prize Draw, prizes to be confirmed very soon.

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Saturday, 06 June 2009

Hen Night Ideas

How about this for a Hen Night with a difference....A Ghost Walk around Norwich!

I think this would be a great idea, starting off at The Adam & Eve pub in Norwich for a meal then a lively ghost walk around the spooky historic sights in Norwich, meeting some scary characters along the way!....Be warned!

Finishing off in Riverside ready for more spirits!!

Have a look at our `Hen Nights` page for more info

Martin

POSTED BY: Martin AT 01:35 pm | Permalink | E-mail this

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