The inauguration of the Boutique '107 Flowers' was the responsibility of the municipal administrator of Talatona, José de Oliveira Bastos, in a ceremony that took place last Monday.
"The municipal administrator of Talatona, José de Oliveira Bastos, cut the ribbon, with the presence of the administrator of the Urban District of Patriota, José Makuanda, businesspeople from different sectors, public figures and distinguished guests", informs the municipality of Talatona, in a statement, to which VerAngola had access.
The boutique is also present in Portugal, where, the note adds, it has been a reference for around five years, offering services such as decoration for weddings, birthdays, among others.
The aforementioned boutique was created by Lavínia Veiga. "107 is the first flower shop with the champagne concept in Portugal, and now it is also in Angola. In Portugal, our store is five years old, which is why we are celebrating not only the store's anniversary, but also the opening of this new space in Angola. This store provides a renewed and exclusive experience, where the customer is our main flower", said the creator of the project, speaking to Platinaline.
The store's managing partner, Ana Martins, said that they intend not only to reach other provinces of the country, but also to internationalize the company: "We have a very ambitious project, we want to reach several provinces and other countries", she stated.
It should be noted that the boutique sells natural flowers that last for years. According to Lavínia Veiga, the boutique has "roses that can last between three and five years". "We have roses that can last between three and five years and, at Boutique 107, which is already five years old, we have never had a complaint. The preserved roses, which have a longer life, arrive from Ecuador. After being harvested, they go through a chemical process, non-invasive for people and animals, which is why they last so long, and only then reach florists", she explained, in an interview, in April this year, with F Luxury Magazine.
In addition to flowers, the company also sells champagne.
The '107 Flowers' Boutique services are now available in Angola. According to a brief post on the company's Facebook, Angolans will be able to visit the store from Wednesday.
