Teesside-based styling business – Dreams N Themes Events – has gone up for sale with a price tag of £55,000.
Parker Barras is marketing the well established balloon decoration and event styling company. The agents said: “Dreams N Themes Events specialises in creating stylish and elegant spaces for weddings, christenings, gender reveals, birthdays, corporate events and other special occasions.
“It offers a range of venue styling services, including, feather trees, table centrepieces, backdrops, room lighting sequin walls, flower walls, and balloon décor. These services are primarily delivered to clients across the North East and Teesside helping them turn their dreams into a reality.”
READ MORE: Inside grand Victorian church house with gated access, five bedrooms and SEVEN bathrooms
READ MORE: MP speaks out over new build residents ‘left in limbo’ paying for unfit roads, lights and facilities
Dreams N Themes Events, which is based in Yarm, have styled weddings at venues including Crathorne Hall, Wynyard Hall, Acklam Hall, Rushpool Hall, Gisborough Hall, Runa Farm, Middleton Lodge and many more. In addition, Dreams N Themes Events also has a number of contracts with local schools for proms.
Whether a rustic, romantic or modern theme, Dreams N Themes Events has the range of products and services to suit. The listing adds: “Dreams N Themes Events attention to detail and dedication to customer satisfaction has allowed them to build up a fantastic reputation and repeat business. Dreams N Themes Events is offered for sale due to the emigration of the business owner to Australia.
“The Asset Base of Dreams N Themes Events comprises the following: e-commerce website ,wedding, birthday, christening and celebration equipment (a full list of which will be provided upon request), client database and a number of local school contracts for proms.” For more information visit Parker Barras here.
The business continues to run as normal.
For breaking news in your area direct to your inbox every day, go here to sign up to our free newsletter
This post was originally published on here
