[GA+] Frilled bouquets instead of mass-produced goods: how a woman from Bonn makes modern floriculture a traditional business

Victor Boolen

[GA+] Frilled bouquets instead of mass-produced goods: how a woman from Bonn makes modern floriculture a traditional business
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[GA+] Frilled bouquets instead of mass-produced goods: how a woman from Bonn makes modern floriculture a traditional business

Anyone who buys a bouquet of flowers in a supermarket is buying ready-to-use items: the bouquets look almost the same, are pre-made and are not completely individual. It is unimaginable to her today that florist Svenja Richter-Jung comes from exactly such an assembly line company. In her flower shop, she creates delicate wedding bouquets, colorful funeral wreaths and elaborate arrangements in summery hues, all custom-made for her clients.

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