Bridal Traditions Texas

From food to flowers to bridal gowns and formalwear, from rings and registries to limousines and honeymoons, you'll meet the best wedding vendors from SETX

The first Bridal Traditions show was held in 1992 at the Montagne Center on the campus of Lamar University, and for three years that was its home. The show quickly outgrew that venue and was moved to the Beaumont Civic Center.

Bridal Traditions is produced by Johnnie Andrus, owner of Cindy’s Bridal in Vidor and Sarah Linscomb, owner of J and J Monogramming in Lumberton

Hundred of Brides have found that everything they need to know about planning a fabulous wedding can be found at Bridal Traditions. With well over 100 wedding specialist exhibiting in one locations, no bride should have to shop elsewhere.

Exhibiting at Bridal Traditions is an extremely cost-effective way to promote you business and Services you provide. Hundreds of brides and grooms arrive eager to work out the details of their Special date and their excitement becomes contagious.

Bridal Traditions is heavily promoted in southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana through Newspapers, television, radio, billboards and in business posters.

In additions to showcasing you products and services at the show, each vendor will receive a complete list of brides and grooms who attended the show. By using this as a direct marketing tool, your business can continue to reap the benefits of your investment in the Bridal Traditions event. Your business name, address and phone number will also be listed on the Bridal Traditions website and enhanced listing are available.