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By SuzieK
June 23, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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SuzieK

Posted June 23, 2013

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Posted June 23, 2013

Hi,

I am an experienced event specialist with more than 8 years experience planning parties, conferences and Weddings.

I had a baby last year and am starting my own wedding organising company. To help me get off the ground i am offering my services free of charge in return for testimonials.

I can help as little or as much as you need and am open to helping with other events, not just weddings.

Take a look at my website and if you would like to have a chat then please feel free to either drop me a line or give me a call, details on the website.

www.pink-poppy.co.uk

Thanks

Suzie

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