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Manor by the Lake Wedding Fayre: Sunday, October 20, 11am-4pm

Cheltenham Wedding Fayre <i>(Image: Archant)</i>

Cheltenham Wedding Fayre (Image: Archant)

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The Manor by the Lake, Hatherley Lane, Cheltenham, Glos GL51 6PN

Gain inspiration, tips and advice to plan your dream day in a truly exceptional, picture-perfect wedding venue. A fantastic selection of the area’s finest wedding specialists and local suppliers will be on hand to provide you with expert advice on all aspects of your wedding day.

Includes live music and entertainment, health and beauty demonstrations, wedding gowns on display, fantastic competitions and a free goodie bag with free samples courtesy of The Body Shop for every bride! The first 5 brides through the door will receive a special goodie bag too!

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FREE ENTRY

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For more information, contact Heidi Watson on 01803 860758, heidi.watson@archant.co.uk

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