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Pamela is amazing, Steph and I recently got married, and requested Pam to do our Seating chart, Place markers, and welcome sign.
We and everyone who came to our wedding were blown away by how amazing they looked. Pam has been so accomadating to our last minute requests, change of plans and ideas( Sorry Pam). We would definitely recommend Pamela to our friends.
I personally know Pam and her own personal ethics, passion and creativity really go into what she does. Thank you for your inspirational pieces that you gave me in calligraphy, I treasure them. Felket
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Thank you for your kind review, Felket. :)
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