From the free hire of a beautiful waterside venue for your big day to £1,000 off your wedding rings – happy couples heading to the Norfolk Showground this weekend could win some extra special prizes.
Bride: The Wedding Show, in association with the Eastern Daily Press and sponsored by Pure Brides and Grooms, is taking place this Saturday and Sunday. Featuring more than 150 exhibitors, the show can help brides and bridegrooms plan every aspect of their weddings.
And if you find a golden ticket in one of the free goodie bags being given away, you could win one of more than 110 prizes donated by exhibitors which are collectively worth more than £20,000.
Ivy House Country Hotel, at Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, is offering free hire of Ivy Hall – worth £5,000 – for two lucky couples. The hall accommodates up to 250 people.
Adrian Parton, from Ivy House Country Hotel, said: 'Ivy Hall is a purpose-built location in beautiful grounds. We have got 21 acres right on to the broad. It's a fantastic location.'
Other golden ticket prizes donated include: £1,000 off Dipples wedding rings; £250 worth of accessories when you buy your bridal gown from Pure Brides; a free bridesmaid dress from La Belle Angele worth up to £200 when buying a full-price wedding dress; £250 off a Ron Phillips Photography Storybook package; six months leisure club membership at Dunston Hall worth £690; and free bridal make-up from Melanie Haynes Bridal Beauty worth up to £90.
Diana Sims, from the show team, said: 'Thank you to all our exhibitors who have kindly donated lots of brilliant prizes for our golden ticket giveaway. We hope our golden tickets help to create the perfect wedding day for lots of lucky couples.'
Bride: The Wedding Show is from 10am until 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. Advance tickets are £8, £14 for two people, £25 for four people. Tickets on the day cost £10, £18 for two people and £32 for four people. See www.theweddingshow.co.uk/buy-tickets or call 01603 772538.
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