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Hard Days Night Hotel presents spring wedding fayre
Liverpool’s award-winning Hard Days Night Hotel will play host to their first wedding fayre of 2015 on Sunday, March 22.
Between noon-4pm, more than 20 specialist exhibitors featuring Bridal Wear, Car Hire, Florists, Groom Wear, Gifts & Favours, Mother of the Bride and much more, will descend on the hotel, ensuring guests will have everything they need to plan the perfect wedding day - all under one roof!
There will also be live entertainment throughout the day and delicious canapés on offer, courtesy of Blakes Restaurant.
General Manager of Hard Days Night Hotel Mike Dewey said: “Romance is definitely in the air in 2015 as we have already been inundated with weddings for the year ahead.
“Yet again we have scoured the region for quality exhibitors who provide everything a couple could ever need for their special day. Our team of dedicated event staff have a reputation of making dreams come true and we are looking forward to seeing what fantastic weddings we can help to create next.“
dmission is free and there will also be complimentary goodie bag courtesy of LUSH for all of the brides attending.
To organise a show around or for a copy of our wedding brochure to be sent to you direct, please contact our wedding planner on +44 (0)151 236 1964 ’selecting option 4’.
For more information on weddings at Hard Days Night Hotel visit www.harddaysnighthotel.com
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jack Woods .
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