Your Home and Garden

The power of two

Auckland florists Isabel Johnston and Lydia Reusser began working together at the end of 2020, after the first Covid-19 lockdown.

“Lydia approached me with the idea of partnering up after we had spent many hours freelancing together and discussing our dreams of what our ideal vision for a floristry business would look like,” says Isabel.

Having spent so many weekends working together on weddings and events, the pair decided that combining their talents on a joint venture could lead to

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