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Case Study: Fauxcades Creative Event Design
Fauxcades Creative Event Design is an event planner that is located in Dallas, Texas. Their events specialists are ready to help its customers with any kinds of events such as weddings, bar/ bat/ bar Mitzvahs, corporate, social, non profit or any type of events. Fauxcades Creative Event Design offers rental services such as furniture, bars, bar backs, and accessories. Their extensive inventory also includes stage backdrops, themed decor, art, buildings, columns, drapery, and more.
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