By Paul Pannone

An event at Brooklyn’s Grand Prospect Hall organized by ECS Events promises  interaction between vendors and about 500 potential clients that are registered to attend.

According to the Events Connection Source website;

ECS’ vision is to help individuals construct their own events by connecting them to the vendors carrying the products they need to produce the finest event for their budget.

Brooklyn’s Grand Prospect Hall is the site of an interactive, intimate exchange between vendors and consumers planning their events.

 A similar show idea was staged in 2010 where a more intimate and scheduled session between vendors and brides gave ample time to answer questions and sample services. New York’s Maya Kalman executed the event at Gotham Hall, attracting high-profile brides with six-figure budgets.

Kalman told eWNz, “Today’s brides want that kind of personal attention no matter how much or little they’re planning on spending.” 

The Brooklyn event is expected to attract wider budget events but maintain a higher level of service. Wedding shows have come under fire in recent years for herding brides like cattle at the show and then bombarding them with unwanted emails and illegal calls afterward.

eWedNewz will continue to investigate the results. 

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