Must-see wedding shows taking place in January and February

Wedding dresses on a mannequin

While you’re planning your 2023 diaries, we recommend popping in some time to visit local wedding fairs and open days. They’re a great way to meet potential suppliers and start assembling your W-day team. Here are our suggestions to keep you busy for the next few months!

19th January, 2023 | 6pm-8pm
Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa Wedding Open Evening
www.grosvenorpulfordhotel.co.uk

21st January, 2023 | 12pm-4pm
One Fine Day Wedding Open Day
www.onefinedayliverpool.co.uk

21st January, 2023 | 12pm-4pm
Oh Me Oh My Wedding Open Day
www.ohmeohmyliverpool.co.uk

Bride and groom on a fashion catwalk

22nd January, 2023 | 12pm-3pm
The Cheshire Wedding Fayre at Nantwich Civic Hall
www.redeventweddingfayres.com

29th January, 2023 | 10am-4pm
Tatton Park Wedding Open Day
www.tattonpark.org.uk

12th February, 2023 | 12pm-3pm
The Cheshire & Chester Wedding Fayre at Macdonald Craxton Wood
www.redeventweddingfayres.com

12th February, 2023 | 12pm-3pm
The Tytherington Club Wedding Fair
www.thetytheringtonclub.com

16th February, 2023 | 5.30pm-9pm
Charlotte Tilbury Make-Up Masterclass at Delamere Manor
www.delameremanor.co.uk/charlotte-tilbury- magic-make-up-masterclasses

19th February, 2023 | 12pm-3pm
Luxury Liverpool Wedding Show at Formby Hall
www.redeventweddingfayres.com

19th February, 2023 | 12pm-6pm
Delamere Manor Wedding Showcase
www.delameremanor.co.uk

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