Two Utah floral designers have formed a new floral/interiors/special events company called Tri-Fec-Ta. Pamela Ostermiller and Lindsay Vieta-Satovick are principals in the new business.
Tri-Fec-Ta is a full-service florist, interior design studio and event coordination company. For more information, visit the company's Web site, www.tri-fec-ta.com.
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