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Sapphire Celebrations, Colorado’s premier wedding and event planners, announced today that they are opening an office in the Daniels and Fisher Tower, known by many as the Clock Tower, in downtown Denver.
“After more than six years as a virtual business, we are excited to be opening our office in a Denver landmark, such as the Daniels and Fisher Tower,” commented owner Pam Drennan.
“Sapphire Celebrations has worked with over one hundred clients to ensure that their event is the perfect reflection of their vision. The new space will allow us to expand our business and continue to serve our clients with the high level of service for which we are known,” added owner Angie Johnston.
Sapphire Celebrations’ goal is to provide clients with consultation and coordination services that remove the stress of planning a Colorado wedding or event. Custom wedding and event packages are available for Day Of and Full Service Coordination. Whether coordinating a wedding, non-profit event, corporate function or other special event, the Sapphire Celebrations team is available to ensure that everything holds true to the company’s tagline – Making Your Vision a Reality.
Contact Sapphire Celebrations today at www.sapphirecelebrations.com or call 303.617.3984 for your free one hour consultation.
About Sapphire Celebrations
Sapphire Celebrations combines the energy, perspective and creativity of two generations when planning weddings and events throughout Colorado. Founded by a mother and daughter team, Sapphire Celebrations reflects their Colorado heritage with family roots dating back to 1907. Owners Pamela Drennan and Angela Johnston are proud of the high level of service for which Sapphire Celebrations has become known. Two full service coordinators, three associate coordinators and ten assistants take pride in exceeding the expectations of clients who entrust them with their event.
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