PhotoChic Is Moving!
As many of you know I am moving to Southern Colorado. I will be making my new home in the sweet little town of Beulah, population 556.
We have an official close date on our new home and I will be relocating in the next 2 weeks. As a thank you to all my wonderful customers I am offering discounted prices on all sessions! Contact me ASAP to schedule a session in the next few weeks!
Even though I am moving I will still be visiting Northern Colorado frequently so if you can't schedule now, no worries! We can always work something out in the future.
Thank you all for your love and support during this transition in my life and business! I am truly blessed!
Love, Chelsea
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