Mid-West Bridal Exhibition returns to its roots at Limerick Racecourse

The Mid-West Bridal Exhibition will take place at Limerick Racecourse next month | PICTURE: Dave Gaynorplaceholder image
The Mid-West Bridal Exhibition will take place at Limerick Racecourse next month | PICTURE: Dave Gaynor

THE LOCATION and date for the upcoming Mid-West Bridal Exhibition have been changed, the organisers have confirmed.

The event will now take place on February 19 at Limerick Racecourse, Patrickswell.

Run by Limerick stylist Celia Holman Lee, her husband Gerard and their daughter-in law, Asta, the annual event is due to be a showstopper for brides, grooms, guests and family.

The 2023 Exhibition was originally planned to be held over two days later this month at the University of Limerick Sports Arena but it will now take place on a single day at Limerick Racecourse - where the event originally took place when established 20 years ago.

“The Midwest Bridal Exhibition is one of the biggest and longest-running events of this nature in the country,” commented Celia Holman-Lee.

“Ironically, it is going back to its roots this year 20 years on from when the Limerick Racecourse was originally built and hosted the event,” she added.

The 2023 event will feature all things wedding based, with a variety of hotels, chauffeurs, bridal boutiques, photographers and cake specialists showcasing their best products and services for love-up couples who might planning their big day.

“As part of the Exhibition this year, I will be hosting two fashion shows on the day modeled by our Agency models. The best bridal wear, groomswear, mother of the bride and groom and bridesmaids clothes will be showcased by participating boutiques along with hair and makeup advice - it promises to be a magical experience,” added Celia.

The Mid-West Bridal exhibition is run in association with the Holman Lee Agency and the day-long event will be run from 11am - 6pm, all ages welcome.

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