Idaho Wedding Scene Experience Coming To Twin Falls

If you got engaged recently or have been planning a wedding, there is a one stop shop you want to go to to make everything you wanted come true. The Idaho Scene Wedding Experience is coming up and you love birds don't want to miss it.

Idaho Wedding Scene Experience

It is one giant place you can get everything you need to know, and more that you probably didn't, for your special day. The wedding experience gathers a ton of wedding vendors into one place so you can find every vendor that best suits your needs on your wedding day. There will be photographers, bakers, DJs, and more. It gets bigger every year.

When And Where

The Wedding Scene Experience is going to be at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds in Filer. Friday November 18th and Saturday November 19th from 5 pm to 8 pm Friday and 10 am to 5 pm Saturday. Tickets are on sale now you can get them online or at the door. If you purchase them online they are only $12 dollars. At the door it is $15 dollars.

What Else To Expect

Apparently, it won't be all about the vendors. While it is nice to meet the vendors face to face and get to know them, you can also have some food and listen to "wedding gurus" and get some advice about wedding planning. For those who have ever planned or helped plan a wedding, it can be complete chaos. At least you can get most of your wedding planned out, or at least know what to expect after this.

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