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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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