Leasowe Castle Wedding Fayre: Come and see a variety of the Northwest's premier wedding suppliers. They are all on hand to offer advice and help make your wedding day a day to remember. We have 2 stunning catwalk shows, showing off beautiful bridal gowns, stunning Bridesmaid dresses, Mother of the Bride & Groom outfits and of course we never forget the groom he can see a selection of Suits on the catwalk.
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Show opens @ 12pm and closes @ 4pm
Catwalk shows at 1pm & 3pm
FREE ENTRY
FREE PARKING
FREE COUNTY BRIDES MAGAZINE
For more information please ring Sarah on 07816 539 671
Leasowe Castle Wedding Fayre at Leasowe Castle in Wirral, Merseyside on Sunday, 11 March 2012.
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