New England Virtual Wedding Expo, Summer – showcase your biz, plan your wedding

Join us for the New England Virtual Wedding Expo Summer Edition on July 30th from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. It’s totally free! It’s Summer so you can do your wedding planning at the beach or by the pool, or sitting in your A/C! This is a cool way to hear from a variety of wedding professionals around New England and see samples of their work. You can view it while it’s taking place or anytime after that!

Showcasing a variety of wedding professionals around New England. In past virtual wedding expos, I have helped brides from as far away as Florida and Texas connect with New England vendors for their New England destination weddings!

Visit www.facebook.com/bridalshowsbykelly and go to EVENTS to New England Virtual Wedding Expo.

Direct link: https://fb.me/e/C6dbv1Q0

Register to be eligible for prizes and raffles! Go to www.bridalshowsbykelly.com – click on Register for Tickets.

Would you like to showcase your Business? Email Kelly@BridalShowsbyKelly.com for details.

Exhibitors:
Bridal Shows by Kelly
MC Photo Booth
Kristin Griffin Photography
Newport Harbor Hotel & Marina
White Mountain Weddings at Camp Cody
AllStar Weddings
NYLO Hotel
Hope Lodge
The Graduate Hotel
Kataram Studios
Holiday Inn Boston-Dedham
A.L.L. Beauty by Anne Kimpton
Simply You Photography
Little Bunny Traveler

More info: Kelly Carlini, Bridal Shows by Kelly 401-767-7674

www.bridalshowsbykelly.comwww.facebook.com/bridalshowsbykellywww.rusticweddingexpo.comwww.rusticbridalshow.com

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