# Ewe & Me Marquee Wedding Fair 2026
Planning your big day? The Ewe & Me Marquee Wedding Fair is coming to Manchester on Sunday 6 September 2026, bringing together the region's finest wedding vendors under one beautiful marquee. Whether you're after photographers, florists, caterers, or venue inspiration, this is your chance to meet suppliers face-to-face, ask questions, and get a genuine feel for who'll be part of your special day. With everything from fashion to entertainment represented, it's the perfect one-stop shop for Manchester couples who want quality without the hassle of trawling the city.
St Andrews Lake is one of Manchester's hidden gems, offering a stunning natural backdrop for the fair that's worlds away from typical hotel ballrooms. The peaceful lakeside setting in South Manchester creates the perfect atmosphere for browsing wedding ideas, and you'll get genuine inspiration from the beautiful surroundings themselves. It's a location that feels special rather than generic, giving the whole event a more intimate, curated feel.
The fair runs from 10:00 on Sunday morning, so arrive early to beat the crowds and have proper time chatting with exhibitors. Bring a notebook or use your phone to jot down contact details, and don't be shy about asking for special Manchester rates or packages. Free parking is typically available, making it easy to pop along whether you're local to Stockport, Altrincham, or further afield.Browse more Culture events in Manchester.
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