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East Meets West Bridal Fair

9 October 2024 by Guest

In the News Today: WAIT for it… The comprehensive fifth annual East Meets West Bridal Fair is returning to Durban’s Pavilion Shopping Centre from Friday, October 25, until Sunday, October 27. Say ‘I do’ to all that the fair has to offer.

What’s mindblowing is that it is held throughout the centre, and it boasts myriad wedding-themed events, activations, exhibitions and displays designed to help couples and their families plan for their big day. The fair caters to the multi-cultural complexity of Durban, with its various faiths and cultural traditions. Over 30 exhibitors will be spread throughout The Pavilion showcasing everything from décor ideas to wedding cakes; champagne to suits; florists to henna; make-up to videography; bridal dresses to event planners; and… continue reading HERE.

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  1. DeathDancer

    10 October 2024 at 7:06 am

    If three out of five people are suffering from diarrhoea, are the others enjoying it?

  2. Cupid Dust

    10 October 2024 at 7:06 am

    Yebo – yes [yeh-boh] Often expressed as a double positive by combining it with the English “yes” in “Yebo, Yes!” or as an extremely expressive “Yeeebo!” This Zulu word is used regularly in South Africa to show agreement or approval with something or someone.

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