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Romance, roses and sweet music thanks to Reading’s Broad St. Mall shopping centre’s Valentine date

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, February 14, 2023 11:27 am
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The Valentine Event in the Broad St. Mall on Saturday.

Letiitia & Joshua Bolton.

The Valentine Event in the Broad St. Mall on Saturday. Letiitia & Joshua Bolton.

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LOVE was on the shopping lists on Saturday, as Cupid turned up at a Reading shopping centre, complete with his bow and arrow.

There was music, and love and romance – but no moonlight – as Broad St. Mall turned its spotlight on an early celebration of Valentine’s Day.

A floral bench was installed in Central Square, so customers could take a selfie with their loved one or best friend.

And there was a hedged heart set up full with red roses.

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Visitors could pick a flower and take home with them. For those with a sweeter tooth and younger in years, chocolate heart lollipops on offer.

And to cap it off, there was a performance from Reading Male Voice Choir.

Ahead of the day, Steven Connolly, general manager of Broad St. Mall said: “It’s great we have so much on offer this Valentine’s Day at Broad Street Mall. Whether with a friend or a loved one, we hope customers enjoy celebrating at the mall with us.”

Judging from our pictures, they certainly did.

To find out more about events at the shopping centre, log on to: broadstreetmall.com

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