Win a Bridal World gown at the Bride and Groom Expo
Having been in the business for nine years, the brand’s manager, Helen Isagulu, said they are happy to be part of Vision Group’s Bride and Groom Expo, which starts on Friday, June 28, 2026.
Ball gown from Bridal World. Bridal World is ready for the expo, where they will showcase bedazzled wedding gowns for the trendy bride, gowns in various colours, body-hugging gowns and round gowns. (Photo by Ignatius Kamya)
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Time-tested and proven to be on top of its game is Bridal World, a bridal shop that caters to brides, bridesmaids, flower girls and pageboys.
Having been in the business for nine years, the brand’s manager, Helen Isagulu, said they are happy to be part of Vision Group’s Bride and Groom Expo, which starts on Friday, June 28, 2026.
Isagulu said Bridal World is ready for the expo, where they will showcase bedazzled wedding gowns for the trendy bride, gowns in various colours, body-hugging gowns and round gowns. She noted that since money is generally scarce in this economy, they have the right gowns for today’s bride. “We have a three-in-one gown to cater for church, the reception and after party,” she said.
Bridal World brand manager Helen Isagulu, said they are happy to be part of Vision Group’s Bride and Groom Expo. (Photo by Ignatius Kamya)
Recently, during a stakeholders’ meeting with a exhibitors, Vision Group CEO Don Wanyama said the expo has grown bigger over the years.
“The expo has evolved into more than just an event. It is now a vibrant marketplace, a meeting point for dreams, and a trusted platform where businesses connect with couples at one of the most important moments in their lives,” he said.
Slated for the 26th to 28th of June at UMA Multipurpose Hall, the expo is themed, Beyond I do: A journey of love, home and family.
This theme goes past the wedding to include other aspects that support couples after they have exchanged their vows. It covers finance, home, lifestyle and wellness.
Lorraine Tukahirwa, Vision Group’s head of marketing and communications, said, “This year, we decided to go beyond “Beyond I do” because we realised that a lot of focus is put on life ‘After I do’. After the wedding, what happens? You are now thinking about building a home, starting a family, and you’re looking for finances. So, the reason we put together this year’s expo and looked into that theme was to answer all the different questions our audiences have.”
At only sh10,000 as the entrance fee, the expo is the three-day event that will enrich your life with not only service provider information, but insights on finance, intimacy, and home ownership.