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The much awaited 2007 edition of the annual Joy FM Bridal Fair is underway at the Accra International Conference Centre.Official ceremonies for the four-day, one-stop shop for everything bridal, have been fixed for Friday morning.Exhibitors were expected to complete setting up their stalls by close of day Thursday, however by midday, the near-eighty businesses participating in the specialized fair were almost through with it, with a number of them already in brisk business.On display are bridal wares and accessories as well as services – from bridal gowns to wedding consultants, jewellery, cakes, suits and counselors.
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