A brand new wedding event with an alternative twist is coming to Nottingham and it will be the largest of its’ kind in the East Midlands. Tying the Nott is a wedding fair created to offer an eclectic range of wedding suppliers who are catering to couples who want something unique for their big day.

The event will be held at the National Justice Museum on Sunday 25th February 2018. It will run from 11am until 4pm and will feature catwalk shows, live music, demonstrations and workshops as well as a huge selection of local and Midlands based wedding suppliers. The event will be showcasing products and services for weddings of all styles and themes with an eclectic array of businesses showcasing what they have to offer those planning their nuptials.

Hosted by Caroline Walsh of the wedding styling company The Wedding Alchemist and Susi Henson of Eternal Spirits who create unique bespoke bridal gowns and lingerie have a combined 20 years in the wedding industry.

“Susi and I met exhibiting at wedding fairs and felt that wasn’t enough on offer for those that were looking for something unique and so Tying the Nott was created. We are excited to open the doors to this event in February where bride and grooms to be able to find unique local wedding suppliers who have so much to offer and we hope everyone has a great time. It’s also great to be holding the event at the National Justice Museum as it’s such an incredible venue.” – Caroline Walsh.

Tying the Nott

Whether you are just curious about what’s on offer for your wedding day or you are having a themed wedding such as medieval or fantasy, boho or rockabilly, gothic or every colour in the rainbow then this is the wedding event to come to. Tying the Nott will be throughout most of the National Justice Museum which means visitors get to see quite a bit of the venue as well as the police cells and court room where the fashion show will be held.Read more at:http://www.sheindressau.com/sexy-wedding-dresses | http://www.sheindressau.com/strapless-wedding-dresses-au