Champagne anyone?

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Internships aren't always what you think they'll be, but a two week internship celebrated with champagne, chocolate cake and a gorgeous gift? How could I not be happy at the end of my experience? When I look back at my time with Champagne Events I will always remember the way I was treated. Everyone valued my opinion, they gave of their time to show me how to fill in the status reports or how to design the venue layout, and I felt like I was really part of a team.




It didn't matter that I was only there for two weeks, I could have been there for months. I still would have been given the same responsibilities, the same opportunities to practice. Mandy, my boss, stayed true to her philosophy that one learns best through practice. I was given my own little project, a small wedding, and had to start right at the beginning. Although I won't be able to attend the wedding, I left knowing the bride was happy with my proposal.

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