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Want your own Beulah Bag?

Order Options:
There are many ways to order your bag.
1. Send the following info in an email message to beulahbags@gmail.com.
Name, address, phone, email, product you wish to purchase, monogramming, fabric selections, closure, handles, etc.
2. Order via phone (770-402-2563)
3. Host a show and choose your own free custom Beulah Bag.
4. Set up an appointment with Heather at her Beulah Bag studio to create your own custom design!

Shipping/Delivery:
Individual Orders:
Please allow 2-3 weeks for your bag to be created for you. More detailed custom orders and monogramming may require additional time.

Shows:
Please allow 4-6 weeks for your bag to be created for you. Beulah Bags are handmade and sometimes require additional time.

Payment:
Cash
Checks (GA residents only)
All prices are in US dollars.
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