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EXHIBITORS FASHION SHOW


Cupid International, Burnley Novaks Menswear, Rawtenstall


Apricot Meringue, Clitheroe Peter Jackson Jewellers


Caroline’s Celebrity Cakes Paul Deaville Photography Althams Travel Agents Party Spot Balloons Croppers Hairstylists


Karen Astley Mobile Beautician Park Limousines


Stephen Burrows, Tenor Soloist Tubbs of Colne


Inkwell Stationery Racing Video


Pumpkin Balloons Sandra Astley


Chantelle Lighting Boundary Mill Busy Lizzies Going Dutch Debenhams


Toggery Inn Ladies wear


Burnley Football Club Wilcon Homes


* r> C.-Z C,» C 3 zp


East Lancashire Newspapers would like to take this


opportunity to thank all sponsors, advertisers and


helpers for taking part in the Bridal Fayre.


Enquiries: please contact


Lynne Winter on (01282) 426161


The wedding extravaganza


that’s a must F


ORGET ploughing through the tele­ phone directory — the East Lancashire Newspapers Bridal Fayre has every­


thing to make your wedding day extra special. With dozens of stalls offering everything for your


wedding day, this month’s Bridal Fayre — spon­ sored by Wilcon Homes — will be the biggest and


best in East Lancashire. It is being held a week on Sunday, September


21st. The venue is the sumptuous banqueting suite in


Turf Moor’s brand-new multi-million pound North


Stand. Doors will open at 11-30 to a literal Aladdin s cave — everything for the best day of your lives will be


under one roof. Stalls featuring anything and everything to do with


getting hitched — from cars to cakes and hats to honeymoons — will be in the banqueting suite. Bridal fashion experts from Cupid International


have teamed up with Novak’s Menswear to provide an hour-long wedding fashion extravaganza starting


at 1-30 p.m. Models will present a range of stunning bridal


gowns, bridegrooms’ clothes and bridesmaids


dresses on the catwalk. As well as the fashion show, soloist Stephen Burrows will sing popular wedding hymns — and


offer his services. Wedding cars — including limousines — will greet


Turf Moor, Burnley, Sunday, September 21st


visitors as they arrive at Turf Moor. Once inside the exhibition proper, brides and


bridcgrooms-to-bc will find stalls offering wedding cakes, jewellery advice and hairdressing tips. There will also be a mobile beautician to make


sure you look the very best on your day. Staff from Busy Llz-zacs: Going Dutch florist will


show some of their very best bridal bouquet cre­ ations and a specialist balloon-maker will give any


room that extra touch. Professional video and still cameramen can be


booked to provide a lasting memento of your wed­


ding day. And travel agents will make sure your first holiday


as a married couple really is the honeymoon of a


lifetime. One lucky couple entered in the Wedding of the


Year competition will find out if they arc the cho­ sen pair at 3-30 p.m. Finalists should make sure they are there to claim their prize. East Lancashire Newspapers Business


Development Manager Lynne Winter said: “The Bridal Fayre earlier this year drew the biggest crowd yet, around 800 people. This one will be the biggest — and the best — in the whole of East Lancashire thanks to all the sponsors and slallhold


e rs” Admission is free and refreshments will be avail­


able on the day. Any last-minute would-be exhibitors requiring a stand should contact Lynne


Winter on 4261G1.


We look forward to seeing you at the Bridal Fayre to be held m the Banqueting Suite at Burnley Football Club on Sunday, September 21st, 1997 from 11.30 am to 4.00 pm


Whether it’s 20 guests or 500, we can look after all your requirements Something Old, Something New,


Something Special in Claret & Blue T e l e p h o n e ( 01282) 700008


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