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Exhibitors Information Pack 2021 Exhibitors Information Pack 2021 Tel: 0113 8214544 Email: [email protected] GET INVOLVED! BIG OR SMALL WE HAVE THEM ALL! ABOUT OUR SHOWS: From boutique hotels to the glamour of York Racecourse, we provide a platform for wedding suppliers to promote their services to engaged couples at some of the best venues in Yorkshire. Wedding Fayres are a great way to reach out to thousands of visitors as well as being great fun to do. Businesses are able to forge relationships in person with brides & other suppliers. If you haven’t attended a wedding fayre before, we would urge you to give it a try! We offer plenty of options to suit all budgets and requirements which you can read all about inside this information pack. GET INVOLVED! WHICH SHOW IS RIGHT FOR YOU? DECISIONS, DECISIONS The first decision you must make is which show is right for you. BIG OR SMALL WE HAVE THEM ALL! Several factors will come into your thought process including budget and the location of the show. We offer two very different types of events. ABOUT OUR SHOWS: If you are looking to dip your toe in the water with wedding fayres with a minimal From boutique hotels to the glamour of York Racecourse, we provide a platform outlay, you may wish to give one of our more intimate shows a go first. for wedding suppliers to promote their services to engaged couples at some of the best venues in Yorkshire. These are a great way to build your confidence and to meet engaged couples Wedding Fayres are a great way to reach out to thousands of visitors as well as before joining us at one of our large scale events. being great fun to do. The main difference with the big events is the sheer volume of people we get Businesses are able to forge relationships in person with brides & other suppliers. coming through the door. If you haven’t attended a wedding fayre before, we would urge you to give it a try! The footfall is not the only impressive element of the day, with over 100 exhibitors We offer plenty of options to suit all budgets and requirements which you can taking part in the shows, visitors are literally spoilt for choice as they plan their read all about inside this information pack. dream weddings. OUR 2021 WEDDING FAYRE SHOW DATES York Marriott | Sunday 30th May Cedar Court Huddersfield | Sunday 27th June Cedar Court Leeds / Bradford | Sunday 4th July Cedar Court Harrogate | Sunday 11th July York Pavilion Hotel | Sunday 12th September York Marriott Hotel | Sunday 19th September Leeds Marriott Hotel | Sunday 26th September Malmaison York | Sunday 3rd October York Racecourse | Sunday 17th October Parsonage Hotel York | Sunday 28th November CONFIRMED WEDDING SHOW DATES SO FAR FOR 2022 York Marriott Hotel | Sunday 30th January 2022 York Racecourse | Sunday 13th March 2022 Royal Hotel Hull | Sunday 3rd April 2022 EXHIBIT WITH US! AWARD WINNING WEDDING FAYRES IN YORKSHIRE OUR 2021 WEDDING FAYRE SHOW DATES York Marriott | Sunday 30th May Cedar Court Huddersfield | Sunday 27th June Cedar Court Leeds / Bradford | Sunday 4th July Cedar Court Harrogate | Sunday 11th July York Pavilion Hotel | Sunday 12th September York Marriott Hotel | Sunday 19th September INTIMATE WEDDING FAYRES PRICES Leeds Marriott Hotel | Sunday 26th September Malmaison York | Sunday 3rd October 4ft Dressed Trestle Table - £70+VAT 6ft Dressed Trestle Table - £95+VAT York Racecourse | Sunday 17th October 10ft Dressed Trestle Table - £115+VAT BOOK THREE Parsonage Hotel York | Sunday 28th November One Outdoor Space - £40+VAT SHOWS AT ONCE Two Outdoor Spaces - £60+VAT & SAVE CONFIRMED WEDDING SHOW DATES SO FAR FOR 2022 Three Outdoor Spaces - £85+VAT 20% OFF York Marriott Hotel | Sunday 30th January 2022 POWER, TABLES & TABLE CLOTHS ARE SUPPLIED York Racecourse | Sunday 13th March 2022 FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE Royal Hotel Hull | Sunday 3rd April 2022 0113 8214544 [email protected] BIG SHOW STAND PRICES Various stand options exist for our bigger shows at York Racecourse, Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, Headingley Stadium and Elland Road in Leeds. The details listed below are the prices that apply in normal years. In response to the pandemic, we have lowered some of the stand prices for our York Racecourse show in October 2021 which you will find in the online booking form when signing up. Stand/Space Options York Racecourse Elland Headingley & Road Hillsborough Free Standing 2m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £200 £210 N/A Free Standing 3m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £225 £260 £140 In Corridor Free Standing 4m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £250 £310 N/A 2x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £215 N/A N/A 3x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £240 N/A Other Room - £170 4x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £275 N/A N/A 2x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £255 £250 N/A 3x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £290 £290 £180 3x1m GF Corner Shell Scheme Stand £310 £310 N/A 4x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £340 £340 N/A 3x2m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £350 £350 £280 3x2m GF Corner Shell Scheme Stand £410 £410 N/A 6x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £395 £395 £300 6x2m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £710 £710 N/A One Outdoor Space For Car/Food £85 £85 £70 Two Outdoor Spaces For Car/Food £140 £140 £120 Three Outdoor Spaces For Car/Food £180 £180 £150 Additionals Extras: Power - £60 (or £30 each for light & power @ Headingley & Hillsborough), Tables - £16 *ALL PRICES EXCLUSIVE OF VAT Fabulous wedding event! Any brides to be should seriously think of attending these events! It’s such a fabulous day & gives you some “ great ideas! - Leanne Dunning, All Things Sweet & Candy “ BIG SHOW STAND PRICES Various stand options exist for our bigger shows at York Racecourse, Hillsborough Stadium in Sheffield, READ ALL ABOUT IT! Headingley Stadium and Elland Roadein L eds. The details listed below are the prices that apply in normal years. In response to the pandemic, we have lowered some of the stand prices for our York Racecourse show in October 2021 which you will find in the online booking form when signing up. Advertise with us! Stand/Space Options York Racecourse Elland Headingley & Road Hillsborough Free Standing 2m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £200 £210 N/A A floor plan is given out to visitors attending our wedding Free Standing 3m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £225 £260 £140 In Corridor fayres which includes a listing of all attending exhibitors. Free Standing 4m x 1m Space 1st Floor Only - £250 £310 N/A 2x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £215 N/A N/A 3x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £240 N/A Other Room - £170 Suppliers details are also displayed on The UK Wedding 4x1m Mezzanine Level Shell Scheme Stand £275 N/A N/A Event website free of charge in the build-up to the shows. 2x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £255 £250 N/A 3x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £290 £290 £180 An additional advertising opportunity is offered for our 3x1m GF Corner Shell Scheme Stand £310 £310 N/A big shows at York Racecourse & Elland Road with 4x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £340 £340 N/A 3x2m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £350 £350 £280 suppliers able to take out paid for adverts inside our bridal 3x2m GF Corner Shell Scheme Stand £410 £410 N/A show magazine. 6x1m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £395 £395 £300 6x2m Ground Floor Shell Scheme Stand £710 £710 N/A One Outdoor Space For Car/Food £85 £85 £70 Two Outdoor Spaces For Car/Food £140 £140 £120 Three Outdoor Spaces For Car/Food £180 £180 £150 ADVERT OPTIONS Additionals Extras: Power - £60 (or £30 each for light & power @ Headingley & 1/8 Page Colour Advert - £40 + VAT Hillsborough), Tables - £16 1/4 Page Colour Advert - £60 + VAT *ALL PRICES EXCLUSIVE OF VAT 1/2 Page Colour Advert - £75 + VAT Full Page Colour Advert - £95 + VAT Fabulous wedding event! Any brides to be should seriously think of SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO SUPPLIERS WHO WOULD attending these events! It’s such a fabulous day & gives you some LIKE TO BE SHOW PARTNERS. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER DETAILS. “ great ideas! - Leanne Dunning, All Things Sweet & Candy “ A W A R D - W I N N I N G V I S I T O R ATTRACTION • Personalised Chocolate Masterclasses • Chocolate Themed Cocktails • Unique Venue Setting • Chocolate Centrepieces • Bespoke Chocolate Favours and Truffles • Handmade to Order YORKSCHOCOLATESTORY.COM A W A R D - W I N N I N G V I S I T O R ATTRACTION SEEING IS • Personalised Chocolate Masterclasses • Chocolate Themed Cocktails BELIEVING! • Unique Venue Setting • Chocolate Centrepieces • Bespoke Chocolate Favours and Truffles • Handmade to Order YORKSCHOCOLATESTORY.COM See what your stand could look like at our big wedding shows SHOW PROMOTION Our Marketing Strategy We set out to forge a long-term working relationship with ALL of our exhibitors by creating well-attended and successful wedding shows. The key to achieving this is by promoting The UK Wedding Event intensively on traditional & non-traditional advertising mediums to ensure maximum exposure. A high level of retention is evidence of the quality of organisation and standard of the events we run. Radio advertising campaigns on Yorkshire radio stations Features & ads in regional press & specialist magazines Exhibitor’s own self-promotion of the event Direct mailshots to thousands of brides Massive leaflet and poster campaigns Online advertising on major wedding websites Intense social media awareness campaigns Targeted paid Facebook and Google ad campaigns SHOW PROMOTION Our Marketing Strategy WHY SHOULD YOU We set out to forge a long-term working relationship with ALL of our exhibitors by creating well-attended and successful wedding shows.
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