The Wedding Co. Presents The Wedding Show 2011
The wedding day is one of the most important days in anyone’s life, and there’s no better way to celebrate and get a head start in planning then at The Wedding Show 2011 produced by the talented team at The Wedding Co. The Wedding Show 2011 will take place from January 14 to 16, 2011, at The Carlu.
Now celebrating 10 years, The Wedding Co’s collection of 125 specially-selected exhibitors will all be on hand at The Wedding Show 2011 to help brides and grooms-to-be plan a perfect wedding. Set in a boutique style atmosphere, the show ensures that every single wedding detail will be on display for guests to see. The Wedding Show highlights include:
Top Exhibitors: Featuring the best and most creative businesses in the wedding industry, these experts will help visitors plan their dream wedding down to every last details and everything in between. For a complete list of exhibitors that will be on hand at The Wedding Show 2011, visit The Wedding Co’s website.
The Crane Chandelier Project: Witness an art instillation like no other at The Wedding Show 2011. A beautiful display of over 10,000 origami cranes signed by engaged and newly married couples from around the world will be a sight like no other.
The Cake: To celebrate The Wedding Co’s 10th anniversary, a stunning eight foot, round wedding cake made out of paper from “The Paper Place” will be on display. Check it out for yourself during the 3-day event!
With exhibitors offering advice and services on everything from wedding gowns, accessories, wedding invitations, wedding cakes and sweets, photography and video, decor and rentals, flowers, party favors, venues, gift registry, transportation, finishing touches, destination travel, health and beauty, catering, music, consultants and officiants, visitors will get the opportunity to have all their questions answered and wedding plans started in full gear.
HelloToronto Tip: Be sure the check out The Wedding Co’s website for all your wedding related needs, tips and advice!
Posted by Rosanna Bonura
