The Norfolk Wedding Fayre

Wednesday, 02 September 2009

Only a few weeks now until we hold our very first Wedding Fayre at The Links Country Park Hotel in West Runton, Cromer.

With over 30 exhibitors, a bridal sale & a massive free firework display, there will certainly be plenty to keep everyone occupied!

Music will be supplied by Chibber, Zebra Express & Musicmakers UK

Refreshments are available throughout the day & fellas there is a Licensed Bar open too!

Why not come along & browse in a relaxed & friendly environment, for more details just use this link

Martin

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