Eventi 2010 sposi e matrimonio: quando e dove andare in fiera

Chi ha tempo non aspetti tempo

Se vogliamo riassumerla così, l’organizzazione di un matrimonio costa di quel tempo necessario per i grandi eventi.

Tempo che può essere risparmiato e sfruttato al meglio se impiegato nel curioseggio dei numerosi stand che affollano le fiere dedicati agli sposi e al matrimonio.

Ecco un elenco regione per regione delle fiere e degli eventi dedicati agli sposi:

Abruzzo:

Il Mio Matrimonio
San Salvo(CH) – Gabrì Park Hotel
il 20 e il 21 novembre 2010
info
www.plannersposi.com
Tel 335 5925413

Calabria:

Calabria Sposi
Lamezia Terme(CZ) – P.le Centro Comm. “Due Mari”, Maida
dal 16 al 24 ottobre 2010
info
www.calabriasposi.com
Tel 0961 769532

Expo Sposi
Reggio Calabria- Cedir
dal 28 ottobre al 1 novembre 2010
info
www.exposposirc.com
Tel 329 1798040

Campania:

Ti Sposo Ercolano
Ercolano (NA) – Complesso Zeno
dal 15 al 24 ottobre 2010
info
Tel 339 7765530

Sì Sposa Expo
Caserta – Crowne Plaza Caserta
dal 18 al 21 novembre 2010
info
www.sisposaexpo.it

Emilia Romagnia:

Invito a Nozze
Piacenza – Quartiere fieristico Piacenza Expo
dal 15 al 24 ottobre 2010
info
www.casa.piacenzaexpo.it
Tel 0523 602711

Bologna Sì Sposa
Bologna – Palazzo Re Enzo
il 16 e il 17 ottobre 2010
info
www.bolognasisposa.it
Tel 051 501346

Ferrara Sposi
Ferrara – Quartiere fieristico
il 23 e il 24 e dal 30 ottobre al 1 novembre 2010
info
www.ferrarasposinfiera.it
Tel 0499832150

Ravenna Sposi
Ravenna – Pala De Andrè
il 30 ottobre e 1 novembre 2010
info
www.gecoexpo.com
Tel 0541 1912464

Modena a Nozze
Nonantola (MO) – Villa Cesi
il 6 e 7 novembre 2010
info
www.modenanozze.it
Tel 051 9910783 – 328 1424139

Modena Sì Sposa
Bonporto (MO) – Villa Cavazza Corte della Quadra
il 20 e il 21 novembre 2010
info
www.modenasisposa.it
Tel 051 501346

Riccione Sposi
Riccione – Palazzo dei Congressi
il 27 e il 28 novembre 2010
info
www.gecoexpo.com
Tel 0541 1912464

Faenza Sì Sposa
Faenza(RA) – Fiera di Faenza
il 5 e il 6 febbraio 2011
info
www.faenzasisposa.it
Tel 051 501346

Bologna Sì Sposa
San Lazzaro di Savena(BO) – Villa Cicogna
il 26 e 27 febbraio 2011
info
www.bolognasisposa.it
Tel 051 501346

Lazio:

Latina Sposi Expo
Latina – Piazza del Popolo
dal 14 al 17 ottobre 2010
info
www.latinasposi.com
Tel 06 9281319

Lombardia:

Rose&Spose
Torre Pallavicina(BG) – Palazzo Barbò
il 24 e 25 luglio 2010
info
www.sposimmagine.it
Tel 340 0877757

Un Giorno Perfetto
Monza – Spazi Confartigianato
dal 23 al 26 settembre 2010
info
www.ungiornoperfetto.com
Tel 039 2458413

DomaniMiSposo Gran Galà
Varese – Ville Ponti
dal 24 al 26 settembre 2010
info
www.domanimisposograngala.it
Tel 0332 239130

Sposidea
Vaprio D’Adda (MI) – Villa Castelbarco
dal 30 settembre al 3 ottobre 2010
info
www.villacastelbarco.com
Tel 02 90966953

Sposi per un Sì da Sogno
Varese – Località Schiranna
dall’1 al 3 ottobre 2010
info
www.fierasposivarese.it
Tel 0332 247232 – 0332 235823

Milano Sposi
Assago (MI) – Mediolanum Forum
dal 7 al 10 ottobre 2010
info
www.milanosposi.it
Tel 02 5693973

Sposi Oggi
Busto Arsizio (VA) – Polo espositivo Malpensa Fiere
dal 22 al 24 ottobre 2010
info www.sposioggi.it
Tel 0331 628166

Gli Sposi e La Casa
Pavia – Palazzo Esposizioni P.le Europa
dal 22 al 25 ottobre 2010
info
www.deaservizi.it
Tel 0382 483430

Marche:

MAC Salone Sposi
Civitanova Marche (MC) – Palazzo Esposizioni
il 23 e il 24 ottobre e dal 30 ottobre al 1 novembre 2010
info www.erf.it/mac2010
Tel 0733 780815

Molise:

Larino Sposi
Larino (CB) – Park Hotel Campitelli
il 23 e il 24 ottobre 2010
info
www.plannersposi.com
Tel 335 5925413

Expò Sposi
Guglionesi (CB) – Grand Hotel Aljope
il 26 e il 27 febbraio 2011
info
www.plannersposi.com
Tel 335 5925413

Venafro Sì Sposa
Pozzilli (IS) – Hotel Dora
il 12 e il 13 marzo 2011
info
www.plannersposi.com

Piemonte:

Anteprima Nozze da Sogno
Torino – Foyer Isozaki, Palasport Olimpico
il 3 e il 4 ottobre 2010
www.nozzedasogno.com
Tel 011 6610626 – 011 6610636

Nozze da Sogno
Torino – Foyer Isozaki, Palasport Olimpico
il 23 e il 24 gennaio 2011
info www.nozzedasogno.com
Tel 011 6610626 – 011 6610636

Puglia:

Promessi Sposi
Bari – Fiera del Levante
dal 4 al 7 novembre 2010
info
www.promessisposi.info
Tel 0836 528503

Sicilia:

Art & Sposa
Acireale (CT) – Palasport Tupparello
dal 18 al 21 novembre 2010
info
www.artesposaweb.it
Tel 0902924981 – 0957278224

Mondo Sposa
Erice (TP) – Sala Panorama
dal 19 al 21 novembre 2010
info
www.medifiere.it/mondosposa.php
Tel 0923 547192

Toscana:

Tutto Sposi Firenze
Firenze – Fortezza Da Basso
dal 30 ottobre al 7 novembre 2010
info
www.tuttosposifirenze.org
Tel 055 461521

Trentino Alto Adige:

Marry Me
Bolzano – Castel Mareccio
il 13 e il 14 novembre 2010
info
www.bbeventpromotion.com
Tel 347 0600950

Umbria:

Orvieto Sposi
Orvieto (TR) – Palazzo dei Sette
il 23 e il 24 ottobre 2010
info
www.eventoneonline.com
Tel 0763 301990

Veneto:

Fiera dell’Amore
Villafranca di Verona (VR) – Castello Scaligero
dal 23 al 26 settembre 2010
info
www.fieradellamore.eu
Tel 347 6233732

Venezia Sposi
Mestre (VE) – Laguna Palace Hotel
il 5 e il 6 febbraio 2011
info
www.veneziasposinfiera.it
Tel 0499832150

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