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The sold-out 2018 Luv FM-Golden Tulip Beauty and Bridal Fair ended with patrons overwhelmed with attendance.
The three-day event saw exhibitors sell their wares at discounted prices as would-be couples interact, inquire and shop for their weddings ahead of time.
The event started with a dummy wedding, this time it was a traditional wedding. Later in the evening, there was also the singles’ summit to mark the end of the first day.
The second day was marked with a free make-up session with a fashion show which continued late in the evening. There were crazy discounts on the last day with many patrons saying they want more.
Below are more pictures from the event.
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