Investors eager for slice of wedding cake

 A girl tries on a wedding gown at the Beijing Wedding Expo on Friday.

 Having dated for three years, Wang Zhijun and his girlfriend decided to tie the knot.

Buried in piles of work, the couple, both marketing managers at media companies in Shanghai, found it impossible to run through all the preparations for their wedding.

A one-stop wedding venue that provides wedding photography, the ceremony, dresses and food came to the rescue.

"The company saved us from all the trips and work needed for the wedding from the very beginning," said Wang, 30, who married his love last month at the Villa Grandis near the Huangpu River.

"They delivered a tastefully themed wedding without dragging us from one place to another. All we needed to do was speak of our expectations and wishes for the big day."

A wedding ceremony that mixes Western style and Chinese tradition followed by a banquet is favored by most couples getting married these days.