1/16Outside the showroom of a new business in the region based at Kingaroy, Burnett Bridal and Formal Events. Picture: Laura Blackmore
Burnett Bridal and Formal Events Showroom
2/16The showroom is full of all sorts of wedding and formal related businesses to help people seamlessly plan out their special event. Picture: Laura Blackmore
3/16Some beautifully captured family photos on display in the showroom that are part of the services. Picture: Laura Blackmore
4/16With 12 business currently on display, there is plenty of options for people to gaze upon as they walk around the showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
5/16Guests can be inspired by the selection of wedding magazines as they sit and wait for people to try on dresses. Picture: Laura Blackmore
6/16Owner of Rendevous Designs and founder of Burnett Bridal and Formal Events Chaseling Helen Chaseling and wedding celebrant Rhonda Callow inside the showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
7/16The back corner of the showroom features a table seating service as well as some of Helen's wedding dresses. Picture: Laura Blackmore
8/16Some of the laser cut designs on show at the new bespoke store in Kingaroy. Picture: Laura Blackmore
9/16Wedding celebrant Rhonda Callow's services on display inside the showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
10/16Some of Helen Chaseling's wedding dresses available at Burnett Bridal and Formal Events. Picture: Laura Blackmore
11/16The eye catching display of dresses in the front window at the new showroom in Kingaroy. Picture: Laura Blackmore
12/16The showroom aims to bring businesses together who are part of the wedding and formal events industry to give people the opportunity to shop local. Picture: Laura Blackmore
13/16Guests can sit on the beautiful chairs as they wait for brides to try on wedding dresses inside the showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
14/16A mixture of Helen Chaseling's wedding dresses and some of the other businesses inside the new showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
15/16An array of businesses that are on display in the local showroom in Kingaroy. Picture: Laura Blackmore
16/16Helen Chaseling with one of her designs inside the new showroom. Picture: Laura Blackmore
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