Bramleigh Estate Warrandyte set to showcase its wedding offerings
A stunning Warrandyte estate has only been open for a few months, but already has more than 200 weddings locked in for the year ahead. Brides-to-be are invited to check out what’s on offer at an upcoming expo.
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A stunning Warrandyte wedding venue will showcase what it has to offer at an upcoming expo.
And Bramleigh Estate will be joined by 50 exhibitors presenting their best products and services to an expected crowd of 1000 brides and their partners this Sunday.
The event will run from 10am to 3pm and feature couture bridal gowns, both modern and classic, florists, photographers, cake makers and plenty more.
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The estate is set to be transformed into a bustling bridal hub, complete with delicious gourmet food and beverage samples for the happy couples.
The Warrandyte estate is set on 10 acres of bushland just a stone’s throw from the Yarra River.
Bramleigh director Mary Anne Lowe said everyone involved in the expo was “extremely proud to be part of the Australian wedding industry”.
“It is through the expo that we can celebrate the depth of richness and quality on offer and support a wide variety of businesses,” she said.
“Bramleigh Estate already has 240 weddings locked in, only having been opened since late last year, so we are very confident that we will have many of those brides-to-be including extended family and friends enjoying the hospitality on offer.”
The estate boasts two particularly great features, Ms Lowe said.
“Our bridal retreat is the perfect space to relax and enjoy a moment of privacy during your celebration,” she said.
The outdoor setting for the ceremony is also a favourite, Ms Lowe said.
“Our stunning new timber deck provides the perfect rustic outdoor setting for your wedding ceremony,” she said.
Ms Lowe said festoon lights and styled hanging lanterns created the perfect setting for wedding receptions.
The expo, on site at Bramleigh Estate at 420 Ringwood-Warrandyte Rd, is free.
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