Santa Richard and Mrs. Claus

Bedford, TX

Starts at $500

Travels up to 30 miles

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Bedford, Texas tree lighting

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Private home visit 2025

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City of Bedford Tree lighting

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Overview

I curate elegant, thoughtfully designed weddings with flawless execution. From concept to completion, I manage every detail with precision, discretion, and creativity—ensuring your wedding day unfolds seamlessly and beautifully.


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1 review

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Amy D.

December 27, 2025
Verified review

Amazing Christmas Experience

Santa and Mrs. Clause made our event so special! I left gifts for them and they even knew all the kids names. The adults had just as much fun as the kids.

Hired as: Mrs. Claus, Santa Claus

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Booking information

Price range: Starts at $500

Services offered

Past booked events

December 2025

26

Friday

Surprise

4:00pm - 4:30pm

Bedford, TX

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