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Don’t miss out on the June 29 Houma Wedding Expo!
The event is one of the largest bridal shows in South Louisiana and this year’s expo will feature over eighty exhibitors in the wedding industry. The various exhibitors will be available to assist your wedding, reception, honeymoon, and transition into married life. According to the Houma Civic Center website, these are some tips to follow to get the most out of the event:
Get Inspired
Exhibitors at a bridal show are an excellent resource when it comes to planning your wedding. Come with a list of questions and start a conversation about your vision for your big day. Exhibitors are experts that can provide insight into the latest trends that they observe in the industry. Also, look through their display and materials – a point of inspiration may be right in front of you.
Show Specials
Be sure to ask a booth vendor if they offer show specials or discounts. Attendees have the opportunity to meet with many vendors in a short period of time. Bridal shows are a highly competitive environment, and many vendors offer specials if you book with them for a certain period of time. In many cases, you can find real savings if you are ready to book or purchase at the show.
You could be a Winner
Be on the lookout for prizes and giveaways. Some vendors participating in the show will have enter-for-a-chance-to-win drawings in their booths. Visit each booth even if you don’t think you need their service. You could walk away with a prize just by visiting a booth.
Engaged couples can pre-register here for express check-in. The first 200 couples to check in at the event will receive a Bride Tote bag that is packed with information and gifts from the vendors.
The Expo is at the Barry P. Bonvillian Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd., and runs from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Admission is $10 per person with ages 12 and under free to enter. You can find the vendors and more information here.
