The Green Expo Wedding Photography Zone is open to the public for free and even offers a honeymoon package.

The Green Expo, scheduled for March 26 in Wujihkeng, Yilan, features not only the vibrant exhibitions on green energy, low-carbon living, and hands-on agricultural experiences but also introduces an all-new attraction—the LOVE100 Wedding Photography Zone. Couples about to tie the knot or married pairs wishing to retake their wedding photos can apply for free entry to take bridal portraits by registering through any wedding studio across Taiwan. Additionally, participants can enter raffles for prizes such as a 4-day honeymoon trip to Yilan.

The newly established Wedding Photography Zone at the Green Expo will be open for free applications starting March 26. (Photo provided by Yilan County Government)

To create the image of “Getting Married in Yilan, Happiness for a Century,” a professional team from the International Children's Folklore and Folkgame Festival was specially invited to design the LOVE 100 themed landscape for the photography area. Along the route, various fun bridal-themed mannequins are set up for visitors to take pictures with. The photography zone includes themed scenes such as the “LOVE100 Themed Photography Area,” “Happy Farmstead Area,” “Romantic Boat Area,” and “Happy Garden Area.” These allow up to four people—registered couples and their photographer—to enter for free and take wedding photos. Moreover, the Wedding Boutique also offers on-site services by hospitality students acting as bridal attendants.

The upcoming Green Expo this Sunday offers various ticket discounts to attract more visitors. (Photo provided by Yilan County Government)

In addition, the Green Expo provides discounted ticket options for general visitors. Holders of Citibank credit cards and Eslite Bookstore membership cards can enjoy a 10% discount when purchasing tickets on-site. From now until March 25, pre-sale double tickets for the Green Expo can be purchased at FamilyMart convenience stores—weekend tickets for two cost NT$300, while weekday tickets for two are NT$225. From now until April 15, the “Green Art Carnival” combo ticket package can be bought at 7-Eleven’s ibon service—a one-day pass to both the Green Expo and the National Taiwan Craft Research and Development Institute, with weekend full-price tickets for two at NT$300 and weekday full-price tickets for two at NT$230.

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