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FREE London Excel Wedding Show tickets

For London 30-31 Jan. Usually £10ish

We've blagged MoneySavers 1,000 free tickets to the London Excel Wedding Show on Sat 30-Sun 31 Jan - 500 per day.

Simply go online via this London Excel Wedding Show link, choose the day you want to go, and the code FTXL2016 should be automatically applied (if it's not, enter it in). Tickets are limited to two per household, and the offer ends at 11.59pm on Fri 29 Jan, or until all tickets go.

You'll receive your tickets within a few hours of booking, and you'll need to print them out and bring them with you on the day.

A ticket usually costs £9-£10.50 in advance (£8 plus a £1-£2.50 booking fee) or £10 on the door. This code gets you two totally free tickets with no booking fee, so if at any point you're asked to add card details, go back and insert the code again.

Under-16s get in for free.

About London Excel Wedding Show

The London Excel Wedding Show hosts 100 of the region’s wedding suppliers, including dresses, venues and photographers. It also has three catwalk shows per day, and tips from stylist and plus-size model Nina Blakemore, Pixi Beauty, and celebrity hairdresser Alix Wright.

The shows are open from 10am-5pm.
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