2020-04-03 People South Africa

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P E O P L E M A G A Z I N E. C O. Z A
BY GABRIELLE OZYNSKI
SMALL BUSINESS KEEP your eyes on
the enterprise.
techniques which they can also apply at home.
This has created an exciting, fun-filled platform for
ladies to escape from their busy schedules while
discovering their hidden creative talents. Due to
popular demand, Adorn Upholstery is planning on
expanding to other areas in the near future.
Their services also include steelwork, furniture
restoration and interior projects.
Where Are They Based?
ADORN UPHOLSTERY is
based at 11 Pomona Rd,
Pomona, Kempton Park.
Who Benefits?
ANYONE and everyone,
corporates and individuals
who believe in customer satisfaction, quality
workmanshipandon-timedelivery.
Adorn Upholstery (Pty) Ltd
O
VER the past few years, Adorn
Upholstery (Pty) Ltd, founded by
Richard and Denise Edwards in
2013, has become a well-known
upholstery business in Gauteng. What
started out as a hobby has now become their
passion and they’re delighted to share it
with you. Since the company was founded,
multiple exciting divisionswere created
which resulted in a
competitive market
advantage.
They are a team of
dedicated people
with a genuine
desire to ensure that
your experience with
them is easy, convenient and satisfying. Their
passion for excellence is what inspires them.
What Do They Do?
ADORN UPHOLSTERY’S core business is
furniture upholstery, motor trimming and
manufacturing of custom-made furniture.
They recently launched a unique kids
furniture range comprising the Chesterfield
couch, chaise sofa, L-shape couch and
sleeper couch, to mention but a few, built
to scale. They also recently started DIY
workshops for ladies (gents also welcome!)
thereby empowering women by teaching
them basic upholstery skills and different
Contact Details:
Website: http://www.adornupholstery.co.za
Phone: 071 804 2850
E-mail: [email protected]
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/adorn.
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Richard and Denise Edwards
can afford one, then contact an expert
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http://www.trentsetsthetrend.com
Perfect Timing: Some
venues offer drastic discounts
depending on when you plan on
getting married. Weekdays or during
the winter season can work out a lot
cheaper than in-season rates.
Morning weddings work
out cheaper than lunch or
dinner weddings.
An Open
Bar: Having an
open bar at a wedding is seen by some
as ‘proper etiquette’ – after all, your
guests shouldn’t have to pay for their
own beverages. However, an open
bar can quickly run into thousands.
Having a bar with beer and wine only
is a great way to save. In addition, if
the venue allows you to bring your
own wine and only pay a corkage fee,
you could purchase your wine and
champagne more affordably and only
pay for the bottles that were opened.