Brides-to-be attends wedding expo

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Northwest Indiana Bridal Expo greeted brides-to-be as well as their families on Sunday. The exhibit is hosted by Louie’s Tux Shop. This event took place at the Porter County Expo Center for 5th consecutive year, featuring fashion shows, samples, services as well as products.

Chesterton’s HarperCraft Productions owner Shelhart told that the harp is a very relaxing instrument and it has a calming influence. Around two hundred and fifty vendors showed salon, spa, bridal services, reception venues, wedding cakes, music and lighting, honeymoon travel, catering, photography, limousine services, wedding invitations and floral designs.

Around five hundred soon-to-be-brides came at the event. Merrillville’s Louie’s Tux Shop’s assistant manager Anna Stover told that hundreds also anticipated to register at the boor. Valparaiso’s bride-to-be Krissy Ray perused an album of marriage snaps featuring silk and floral arrangements by Blossom Shoppe.

Ray was joined by her mother as well as her future stepdaughter – twelve year old Abigail Roberts. Ray got engaged earlier in December and he expected to tie the knot this fall. She told that she is looking for new ideas. They really require locking down the date before they decide on colors.

Blossom Shoppe’s owner Cindy Batka told that the brides are knowledgeable regarding wedding products as they could not get info on the net. Batka said that the demand for quality shows has increased. The brides are more educated, and vendors have to rise to the challenge.

Parents stuck at LA Airport

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An old man and his wife, stranded at LA International Airport following the fatal shooting on Friday, made it to the wedding ceremony of their daughter in Texas with minutes to left and he felt unforeseen benignity from a ticket agent working in a day of unhinge.

Marine James Smith, who is a Vietnam War veteran, and his wife Anna left out their Frontier Airlines plane to Houston on Friday after a man shot a transportation security representative before a face-off with airport police inside Terminal 3. The Smiths were planning to attend their daughter’s wedding Saturday, but the shooting and investigation in the terminal left them with no way out of Los Angeles.

On Friday evening, while speaking to a news channel, James Smith told that it was like a disaster. The Smith couple was planning to go aboard a Frontier Airlines flight out of Terminal Three at the country’s 3rd busiest airport, but the investigation led to hour long closure.

The couple then booked a new plane with American Airlines. As the pair got ready to board the place, a lady identified only as a ticket agent called Linda took over to ensure the couple’s troubles were over.

James told that he just knew that he had to be at the wedding ceremony. Being a Marine, he was taught to never give up. The couple came at the church just fifteen minutes before the wedding ceremony.