The Wedding Fair

Scott Nelson 

on Google

3 years ago

The vendors listed online were not the ones at the wedding fair, we went specifically to talk to two of them listed online, and neither of them were there, or listed on the map/guide. There were no empty booths, which means they didn't "no show". The event just failed to update their site or set clear expectations about who is going to be attending. No one ever checked our tickets, so it doesn't look like we had to pay, but we did... The space was very small and the line was HUGE! We're glad we were one of the first in there... read more

Tiffany Walter 

on Google

5 years ago

I've been to multiple Wedding Fairs/worlds/extravaganzas, and this one was O.K. I felt for the amount of guests that attended the area was too congested to accommodate. Aside from that, the vendor selections were good. 

Michaela Liesenberg 

on Google

5 years ago

Be very cautious with the vendors who attend. Lots of national vendors and predatory vendors who are offering “raffles,” but will require you to pay or sit through aggressive sales pitches (for 2+ hours) in order to redeem your prize in full. If you go, only deal with vendors who are local and who have an established reputation in the community. They might offer slight discounts, but if you’re attending the Wedding Fair to find vendors at discounted rates, you’ll be pretty disappointed. The only valuable thing I got was conn... read more

Youa Vang 

on Google

5 years ago

Someone posted about this too but I would have appreciated that they make the opt out of spams more noticeable. I am still trying to block and unsubscribe from vendors who I didn't even visit. Not worth the money or overpriced parking fee.