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CAJFLY

By CAJFLY,
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_Ryan_

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they are on fairly often.

we went to the one at Telstra Dome in January, it was pretty good (not set up very well) but had the cars on display and then inside had heaps of photographers (we are photographers so knew like everyone there!), also on display is cakes, stationery, gift ideas, fashion show of dresses and suits

and then in February we went to the one at the Exhibition Centre in Carlton, it was good, similar sort of stuff but nice and spaced out, more cars, different photographers, cakes etc and fashion show.

we also went to a venue expo for a particular caterer, that was really good.

most of the expos are advertised in the bridal magazines, does your fiance get any of them?

the expos are at the start of the year and then again mid year i think - http://www.bridalexpos.com.au/ and http://www.ourweddingexpos.com.au/vic.htm give you a bit of info

Thanks for that!

You mentioned you're a photographer, do you do weddings? :laugh:

She hasn't started getting mags yet, but it is about time we started!

zippo Contributor

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hey dude.... congrats.. well, i work for a function venue as a chef, i am not promoting or anything.. it's just a gr8 place.. they got 3 venues like brighton, south yarra and ripponlea. give it a try.. and i think they have contacts for all yo needs like flowers and bla bla bla... link: http://www.gcholdings.com.au/.

i work in brighton ( the international). anything lemme know.

cheers

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Sass Grand Master

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The International is good - my family have put on a fair few functions there, but being in Brighton if you have no other reasons to be in that part of town you dont want people making their way there if you are having the ceremony or majority of guests are all from elsewhere

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There was a really nice wedding place somewhere in the Yarra Valley I think, I can't recall the name of the place its a fair way out of Melbourne, but great views, and some nice roads on the way :D

PM me if you want me to find the place, I cannot track it down in my email as it was about 2years ago....

Only problem is its a little hard to find and the carpark was gravel from memory.

Sass Grand Master

Sass

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There was a really nice wedding place somewhere in the Yarra Valley I think, I can't recall the name of the place its a fair way out of Melbourne, but great views, and some nice roads on the way ;)

PM me if you want me to find the place, I cannot track it down in my email as it was about 2years ago....

Only problem is its a little hard to find and the carpark was gravel from memory.

Sebel Heritage?

- i went to a wedding there in November and it was beautiful

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