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1,000 FREE pairs of National Wedding Show tix
For London Olympia (Fri 15 Feb) & NEC Birmingham (Fri 1 Mar)
ExpiredIf you’re planning a wedding, or just want a day out, we've bagged 500 free pairs of Friday tickets for The National Wedding Show at London Olympia (Fri 15 Feb only) and 500 free pairs of Friday tickets for The National Wedding Show at NEC Birmingham (Fri 1 Mar only).
How to get free ticketsTo get free tickets, go online to The National Wedding Show (the code CMSE should be automatically applied - if not, add it in) and book your tickets.
Tickets are valid for the Friday only at Olympia in London (not ExCel) and the Friday only in Birmingham (not Manchester). You can only select one pair per booking, but you can make as many bookings as you like.
The tickets are available until 11.59pm the day before each show, or until all tickets go - whichever's sooner.
If at any point you're asked to enter your card details, go back and start again using the links above - there is nothing to pay for these tickets.
Tickets are valid for adults and children aged 10 and over. Under-10s go free when accompanied by an adult - you don't need to book them online, they'll be given a ticket at the door.
When will the tickets arrive? The organisers say tickets will be emailed to you instantly. Tickets can be printed out or shown on a smartphone (and exchanged for a ticket at the door).
How much are they worth? Adult tickets usually cost between £12.50 and £20, depending on the location and the day, and whether you get them online or on the door.
What is The National Wedding Show? The National Wedding Show hosts over 200 wedding specialists, including bridal and grooms-wear, florists, venues, photographers, cake designers, a makeover theatre and DIY creative classes. The shows are open 10pm-5pm. The show also runs on the Saturday and Sunday, but the free tickets we've bagged are only for the Fridays mentioned above.
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500 FREE National Wedding Show tickets
For Olympia London on Fri 22 Sep. Norm £15.50
ExpiredIf you’re planning a wedding, or just want a day out, we've bagged 500 free Friday tickets for The National Wedding Show at Olympia London (Fri 22 Sep).
How to get free ticketsTo get free tickets, go online to The National Wedding Show London (the code MSE17 should be automatically applied - if not, add it in) and select up to two tickets.
Tickets are available until 11.59pm on Wed 20 Sep, or until all 500 tickets go - whichever's sooner.
If at any point you're asked to enter your card details, go back and start again using the links above - there is nothing to pay for these tickets.
Tickets are valid for adults and children aged 10 and over. Under-10s go free when accompanied by an adult - you don't need to book them online, they'll be given a ticket at the door.
When will the tickets arrive? The organisers say tickets will be emailed to you instantly. Tickets can be printed out or shown on a smartphone (and exchanged for a ticket at the door).
How much are they worth? Adult tickets usually cost £15.50 online (including £1.50 booking fee).
What is The National Wedding Show? The National Wedding Show hosts over 200 wedding specialists, including bridal and groomswear, florists, venues, photographers, cake designers, free DIY creative classes and top tips from beauty, health, style and planning experts. The Olympia London show is open 12pm-7pm on Friday. The show also runs on Sat 23 Sep and Sun 24 Sep, but the free tickets we've bagged are only for Fri 22 Sep.
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