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    Six Companies Team up to Screen Royal Wedding to Kenyan Viewers

    CyrusBy CyrusApril 28, 2011Updated:April 2, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    If you are in Kenya, Raspberry Wedding Magazines, The Junction Shopping Centre, Samsung Electronics, Majestic Events, Flowers by Cathy 4 and Multichoice are bringing you the event live. Tomorrow there will b what has been called the wedding of the year, between British Royalty Prince William and Kate Middleton in London. But right here in Kenya, the six leading local firms have joined forces to host a public screening of the golden event at the Junction Shopping Mall.

    The event will be beamed on the latest Samsung LED TV screens at the venue between 10:30 am and 4pm tomorrow courtesy of DSTV and Raspberry Weddings Magazine . The firms target local brides to be, wedding industry players, fashion designers and curious shoppers. Just look for the Atrium at Junction Shopping Centre. The organisers says the event is open to all brides and shoppers at the mall.

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    Flowers by Cathy 4 Majestic Events Multichoice Raspberry Wedding Magazines Samsung Electronics The Junction Shopping Centre
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