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DREAM WEDDINGS

Annual event gives ideas, aids in planning for brides, grooms

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Here comes the Bridal Show! 

Wedding With Style Magazine’s Signature Bridal Show 2015 will be held from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Bossier Civic Center. Presented by Weddings With Style International Magazine, this 14th annual bridal show is sure to offer local brides a plethora of choices to make their day even more special.  

“A wedding is a celebration that will never change,” Lana Rosalee, publisher/producer, said. “The Signature Bridal Show has something for everyone, no matter how small, large or unusual. It’s our commitment to make your wedding day memorable for all the right reasons!”

This will be the largest gathering of wedding professionals in the area. Brides will be able to take advantage of the vendor’s expertise, creativity and style, and get started on designing their dream wedding according to their specific needs and budget. At the Signature Bridal Show, the options and opportunities for their wedding will seem endless. 

All brides-to-be attending the show should register at the door for the chance to win door prizes. Grand prizes include honeymoon destinations and an engagement ring from Bailey’s Fine Jewelers. Brides will also receive a copy of the latest issue of Weddings With Style International Magazine, not to mention a shopping bag to hold all the information they’ll receive from vendors.

“Attending the Signature Bridal Show can be one of the best tools utilized during the planning process. Brides have the chance to book favorite vendors before their calendars are full. The more time brides spend at the show, the more she will accomplish,” Rosalee said. 

“We hope brides walk away full of ideas, enjoys the experience and will have the wedding that reveals everything she wants it to be.”

Master of ceremonies for the event will be by Robert J. Wright of Townsquare Media. Throughout the show, attendees will be able to see designer wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, flower girl dresses and a selection of formal wear for men. They’ll be able to taste cakes and reception foods, observe the latest trends in floral designs and check out a variety of photographers to capture their special day. Brides can even get advice from the hottest salons in town on makeup application and the most up-to-date wedding hairstyles.

“The Signature Bridal Show wants brides and grooms to feel confident with their choices, not overwhelmed and stressed,” Rosalee said. “That’s why attending the show can be so helpful, knowing they have been able to find the right resources through our extensive lineup of some of the area’s most qualified professionals.”

A few local vendors include: Silver Palate Cakery & Catering, Maison Louisiane Catering, Jennifer Robison Photography, Legacy Photography, Squires Formal Wear, Destiny Day Spa, Jemi Adcock, Florist, Bella Bridesmaid, Gumbeaux Productions, Meredith Hamrick Events, Chez Rivage Events, Allie Martin Weddings & Events, Dillard’s, Bed Bath & Beyond, Mikes Lights & Sound, Jess’s Pro DJ Services, Hilton Garden Inn, Stonebridge Golf Club, Caspiana Plantation House, Beau Jardin of Natchitoches and many others. 

Even the unconventional bride who seeks to make her wedding unique will have many options presented to her at the Signature Bridal Show. “All of the vendors offer their services to create whatever themed wedding the brides have a vision for,” Rosalee said. “It could be a vintage wedding, retro-themed wedding or an elegant country wedding. All of the vendors will be offering their services and will help create what the bride is seeking for her customized day.

“It’s become trendy for grooms to come along with their bride-to-be,” Rosalee said. “Grooms are much more involved now than in years past. They show interest in seeing options for their attire, choosing the music for the reception and tasting cakes and cuisine from caterers. It can be fun as the bride and groom view their options on ideas and style, and be able to make intelligent choices while making their plans.”

ON STANDS NOW!

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