Come and meet Dawn Clarke Designs at Mercedes-Benz World Wedding Show!

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British designer Dawn Clarke is so happy to be returning to the Signature Mercedes-Benz World Wedding Show on Sunday 29th October 2023. 

The event is the perfect opportunity to meet Dawn in person and view her latest collection of silk celebration flower girl dresses. Showcasing her first limited edition collection of British manufactured pure luxury silk children's celebration dresses; Dawn Clarke specialises in UK-made luxury, sustainable celebration children's garments perfect for weddings.

In addition, a small selection of individually unique sustainable ivory flower girl dresses, lovingly made from sample wedding gowns and are only available at this event. So pop by Dawn Clarke Designs stand and say hello – a lovely warm welcome awaits you!

Appointments aren't required to see Dawn Clarke, simply stop by the stand as you walk the show. Or, if you would prefer, Dawn offers a 20 min consultation. Please email info@dawnclarkedesigns.co.uk to book.

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County Wedding Events' Signature Wedding Show at Mercedes-Benz World
Where: Brooklands Drive, Weybridge, Surrey KT13 0SL
When: Sunday 29th October 2023, 11am - 3.30pm
Pre-register now! Signature Wedding Show at Mercedes-Benz World

Find more of our local shows here! or to download one of our free magazines visit www.county.wedding/free-download

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