Candle Wholesale UK: Autumnfair 2015 – Review

‘Thank You’ for Visiting us !

Report from the Autumnfair at the NEC in Birmingham

PAIRFUM was again an exhibitor at the Autumnfair taking place at the NEC in Birmingham (6 – 9.9.2015) and we would like to thank all of our customers customers, the visitors and our friends for coming past in Hall 3 on our stand H07.

We very much enjoyed meeting everyone and were delighted to receive your trading updates.  Hopefully, the photos can transmit some of the positive feedback we received from you.

PAIRFUM At The Autumnfair

– Birmingham 2015 –

On show were the new fragrances for the Spring Season 2016 with special editions for Valentine’s Day, Mothers Day, Easter and Father’s Days. We were delighted with your response to the new perfumes.

Just as a reminder, we show you here a few images of display during the trade fair.

Thank You

We left the Autumnfair and believe it was our best-ever Autumnfair ! We hope you too travelled home thinking that it was worth your while attending this year’s edition of the show.

Luxury Room Fragrance & Candle Wholesale UK

About The Autumnfair

The Autumnfair 2015 is the last, major wholesale trade fair of the season to address all of your needs just before Christmas for Seasonal Gifts & Decoration, Design-Led Gifts, Accessories, Fashion, Jewellery, Glass, Ceramics, Home Ware, Candle Wholesale UK, Wholesale Reed Diffuser and Wholesale Room Fragrance. A study by the show organisers i2i confirmed based on retailers’ responses to questions, that for 65% Christmas is the ‘most important’ sales period of the year. A further 14% say it is ‘also important’. This underlines the importance of the Autumnfair as a sourcing event for retailers.

The show organisers are improving the lay-out and presentation every year and this year was no exception.

We hope that all who signed up for their VIP passes enjoyed accessing the peace & quiet of the lounge in the morning for a steaming cup of tea or cappucino and a few relaxing minutes in the afternoon with a glass of sparkling Prosecco.

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As a warm welcome, to the family & friends of Pairfum London, we will send you the novel ‘Perfume’ by Patrick Sueskind, as an e-Book.

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