March 2015

Diamond Days wedding & event planning

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March 31, 2015

A successful launch We were invited to create a corporate identity design and website for Diamond Days wedding & event planning. Diamond Days cover full design and delivery of weddings and events from the initial consultation and budget to the sourcing of suppliers and on the day co-ordination. This covers design, budgeting, venue hunt, supplier…

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