If you are planning to get married soon and will be in the Dallas area, you have the opportunity to get yourself very prepared and planned in one day by attending McKinney’s Bridal Show. On January 20th at the McKinney Performing Arts Center starting at 3 PM, you’ll have the chance to explore several exhibits, view a fashion show with the latest wedding styles, and also be entered to win several wonderful giveaways to help you celebrate and prepare for your special day.
At McKinney’s Bridal Show, you’ll get to explore ideas for cakes, gowns, venue, and much more so that you can start planning your wedding day. You’ll be able to explore advice from over forty-five exhibitors, and you can find what you need to plan your wedding day easily at the event. After you explore the exhibits, you can then watch a fashion show full of the latest bridal styles. Also, once you purchase your ticket, you’ll be entered to win several exciting giveaways to help you celebrate your marriage. The giveaways include several honeymoon vacation opportunities, free lighting, a free photography session, free venue usage, and meals for two.
Tickets for McKinney’s Bridal Show cost $5 per person, and the event starts at 10AM and runs until 3 PM on January 20th at the McKinney Performing Arts Center. With your ticket, you’ll get the opportunity to explore the exhibits, ask questions to plan your big day, view a fashion show filled with the best gowns and latest fashion styles, and you’ll also be entered to win all of the giveaways at the show. To learn more about McKinney’s Bridal Show or to purchase tickets, please visit the event website here.
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