Getting Married in Kentucky? What to Expect at Upcoming Bridal Expo

Are you planning to get married this year? You'll find everything you need to plan your special day in one location. Professionals will be on hand to help you find the perfect gown, entertainment, food, reception venue, invitations, and the best honeymoon destinations. The Your Perfect Day Wedding Show is right around the corner. It's a one-stop shop for all things weddings.

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There are so many things to consider when making difficult choices during the wedding planning process. We're blessed to have many beautiful event sites all over the tri-state, talented bakers, and many bridal stores to choose from. It can make decision-making very overwhelming. Luckily, there's a show coming up that can help make it the perfect day in every way!

YOUR PERFECT DAY WEDDING AND BRIDAL EXPO IN OWENSBORO

The top wedding experts in the area will all be under one roof to help you plan your special day. The Your Perfect Day Wedding Show is the most anticipated bridal show of the year and happens on Sunday, January 28th, 2024 from 12 PM to 4 PM. You'll get expert advice on current wedding trends while sampling food at the Owensboro Convention Center. Meet some of the top wedding vendors in the area who are eager to help guide you through the wedding planning process.

All brides who pre-register and attend the event will be eligible to WIN a $100 Visa Gift Card! To be eligible, you must pre-register by Noon on Thursday, January 25th, and attend the Your Perfect Day Wedding Show on Sunday, January 28th.

You can also register to win door prizes at various vendor booths at the show.

YOUR PERFECT DAY WEDDING SHOW EXHIBITOR SPACE

Exhibitor space for the 2024 show is OPEN if you'd like to have a booth. If interested in information regarding being a vendor, download an Exhibitor Agreement Form here: https://owensborocenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2024-Your-Perfect-Day-Wedding-Show_Exhibitor-Agreement-2.pdf

The Your Perfect Day Wedding Show is sponsored by Nick T. Arnold Jewelers, Something Borrowed, The Event Kode, and the Messenger Inquirer.