How The Last Artificial Flower Factory In NYC Handcrafts Designs For Celebrities | Still Standing

[@doveheart92]

I've ordered from them before on Etsy! They took hours to sift through their flowers to find the smallest ones that I could use. So accommodating for even a small order. Amazing quality, I wear the flowers in my hair every day and they have held up wonderfully!

[@adamb1024]

Thank you :)

[@shalad4961]

What’s the Etsy shop name?

[@Rich77UK]

@@shalad4961 same...I wanna order some just because they deserve it.

[@stolenofficelunch47]

@@shalad4961 SchmalbergFlowersNYC

[@stolenofficelunch47]

@@Rich77UK SchmalbergFlowersNYC

[@LeahVeeEll]

There used to be an atelier in Paris from the 1700s that was making flowers and doing beautiful plume work for designers and haute couture houses. It just closed during the Pandemic so I hope this exposure helps this workshop to continue on and keep these techniques and savoir faire alive. ❤

[@rodystudent]

Omg which one??

[@LeahVeeEll]

@@rodystudent Legeron! They sold to Chanel/Paraffection who ironically was outsourcing the flowers for their bags to China instead of paying Legeron properly. Super sad.

[@Zireael83]

this is sad to hear :(

[@gunmetal2445]

@@LeahVeeEll That's scandalous! I thought Chanel was supposed to keep these artisans going.

[@LeahVeeEll]

@@gunmetal2445 It is strange that they didn’t keep it as it’s own atelier like they did the others but it’s just become part of Lemarié now.

[@mellee6515]

I recall Bernadette Banner (KZbinr) doing a small documentary style video on this company over a year ago. It was so enlightening and how this company had such a rich story of Victorian fashion with flowers. It’s good to see they are still at it.

[@wormking9506]

fr!!!!! as soon as I saw this video I was like 'they robbed this from her lol'

[@Seattlelegacy51]

Thank you, couldn’t quite recall why I was familiar with them.

[@logarithmic7]

@@wormking9506 Funny that was my first thought too lol kinda silly though. Can't help it, BB is the best.

[@meagantrout2127]

Came here for this comment!

[@evestone5361]

Saw this also, since then now have over a dozen of their lovely pieces.

[@mllenessmarie]

I love the fact what there are so many older workers there :v Working for decades in one company nowadays when there's such huge turnover is just... abstract. I wish this factory all the best, may they stay in business.

[@ReclusiveEagle]

It's because 8 Billion people has resulted in expendable workers. You don't want to do it? Someone else will for half your salary. 80 People left my workplace last year. 40 From my department alone (We are only 11 now). Fire the managers? Pfft no they are "fantastic". Just add 1 more name to the interview list. So broken.

[@mllenessmarie]

@@ReclusiveEagle Thank you for sharing it and jesus, these numbers look terrible :c What I noticed is also that sometimes people do not mind working in certain place with certain colleagues, but either they are fired or have to leave anyway, because inflation goes up and new job = higher salary. There's no stability anymore.

[@TheWorgenGamer]

@@ReclusiveEagle do you work where I work like damn. Same numbers and everything.

[@utopiacore3978]

@@ReclusiveEagle it’s not the 8 billion people, it’s the greed of a few. There’s a record number of vacant homes, 16 million in the US last time I checked. 40% of all food we produce is thrown out. So many people I know wish they could just do something they are proud of, that feels tangible. But learning trades like this would never support them financially enough to survive because of skyrocketing rent and food prices. If people can’t do this type of work and survive, this type of work will die. And they can’t survive because people artificially inflate food and shelter for greed. There were times where houses and land were given away for free to stimulate the economy in certain areas. I say we start fixing the problem by not letting vultures buy up 100’s of homes that could be used by working families.

[@allison257]

Well it’s clear unlike other companies this company actually cares about their employees! It’s absurd to me that people think that employees should just suck it up and deal with being treated horribly like they aren’t a human being them self because of how little they get paid. I didn’t realize that your rank or job title Meant a certain amount of respect that you deserve as a human being.

[@JoePug249]

That's awesome!! THESE are the kind of stories we need to see more of. I also work for a family owned business that's been around since 1870. Gates Flag & Banner. We're not a manufacturer, but we're going through the same kind of struggles, namely finding people who are interested in this business and industry. I'm the youngest one in the office by about 20 years. Everyone is bound to retire eventually. It's really sad...

[@blackhagalaz]

100% agree! If you like to see more about this company, the dress Historian and dressmaker Bernadette Banner made a little documentary about this company. It's here on KZbin :)

[@lady_sir_knight3713]

What do you do?

[@JoePug249]

@@lady_sir_knight3713 I'm a graphic designer mostly. I deal with almost all the custom orders we get, which is a lot. We do custom flags, light pole banners, table drapes, feather flags, rugs, retractable banners... a lot lol. And for big companies, too! Pepsico, BMW, Rutgers, almost all the towns and colleges in north Jersey area and beyond But, in addition to graphic design, I'm also a sales rep, and am the only guy who manages the social media pages and email marketing. Monthly newsletter, half-staff alerts, etc.

[@lady_sir_knight3713]

@@JoePug249 Ah, the small business jack-of-all-trades. Cool place!

[@JoePug249]

@@lady_sir_knight3713 Thanks!!

[@lotfibouhedjeur]

The man who brought in his late wife's wedding dress to turn it into flowers... Mad respect.

[@Amaranthyne]

Really? I would be pissed. It’s fine to move on, but don’t bring me into the relationship with your new wife. It’s gross. Edit: I guess a lot of people disagree with me, but some of that disagreement is getting a bit personal so…I’m doubling down 😘 More than any grand gestures or emotions, relationships hinge on mutual respect and good boundaries. I think this supposedly romantic gesture scores poorly in both those categories. Everyone makes bad decisions, so that doesn’t make them terrible people, just regular ones. That said, I think this is a bad thing that will come back to bite them-forget romantic! As for the people saying I shouldn’t judge them…take your own advice! Edit 2: “If the two people say it’s okay, then it’s fine and you should keep your nose out of it” is not true. It is an excuse. It’s a catch-22 flavor of irony that by advising me to mind my own business you are not taking your own advice. For best results, “like” comments of people who already insulted and disagreed with me.

[@henrylivingstone2971]

@@arianamiidolls I think they’re saying that if she was the dead wife she’d be pissed because he’s making her a part regardless of her intentions which are unknown.

[@Amaranthyne]

@@arianamiidolls I know. If I was the wife who died I would think it was weird and gross. I understand the intent, but I don’t think it would be honoring me to involve my memory in your commitment to your new wife-much less by cutting up my dress! Be good to your new wife and don’t bring me into it; that’s just trying to assuage your own guilt. It isn’t better to muddy the waters of your new relationship with my memory. You’re not going to wear our wedding ring. You’re not going to sleep in our bed. You wanted a new relationship so have your new relationship. Keep a few things in a box and donate the rest.

[@Amaranthyne]

@@henrylivingstone2971 Yup. Isn’t it enough that I’ll bless him moving on without him using my stuff for the new girl he’s sleeping with? It isn’t respectful to her either. This is her day. Don’t roll my name out; I’m dead!

[@Tygearianus]

Shouldn’t take it too seriously but I couldn’t help agreeing that the thought behind the gesture may not have been thorough enough.

[@BendiFaguette]

What a terrific piece, kudos to the writers. I visited M&S a couple of times while at Parsons but had no idea how far back the company’s history went. Such a fascinating story and how lovely to have created an environment where their craftspeople commit 40+ years of their lives. I wish them continued history and success. 👏

[@Linked02]

Your username is ironic

[@CestMagnify]

I thought it was really creepy

[@jaybirddee3790]

I love your handle. Lol!

[@laaaah4577]

When you say m&s do you mean marks and Spencer’s?

[@aur9035]

I thought you meant m&ms and i was like what..

[@catherinekasper5770]

When I started out on Etsy, I created and sold hand made flowers. I loved it. You have my thorough respect and admiration. Imports from Chinese factories allowed on the site killed my shop and I had to switch to something else. I wish you great and continued success with your business and it makes me smile to know you're still out there.

[@gnarbeljo8980]

@@parrotcracker6629 💯%. it's really upsetting on sites like Etsy which are supposed to be the alternative to that unethical bull.

[@mariecherement3834]

DO NOT LET ANY FOREIGNERS IN AMERICA PERIOD.

[@davidho9238]

@@sophievanderbilt1325I felt the same. Etsy was known for handmade art and special items.

[@kenosabi]

Welp. Sounds like we need a new etsy that will kick cheap manufactured crap off the site instead of allowing it for a couple more bucks.

[@CHloE748]

What did you make them out of? I used to make flowers using ribbons and a lighter

[@plronson]

I’m a flower farmer and this story moved me to tears. Whether you grow real or artificial, flowers capture the eye and delight the heart. Your bring true artistry into the world with your craft. Cheers 🥂 from one farmer to another. I wish you another 100 years of continued success.

[@HannahBanana126]

From coming out of retirement and going back to your job because you missed it that much is beautiful. Especially a job that deals with art and creativity, like this one, never gets boring and gets to create something new every day. May this family business thrive and last for a long time!❤

[@daisykid3]

If only I lived closer to the city. THIS is the kind of hands-on, creative job I would love to do. There are so many opportunities to make wonderful things with their flowers.

[@aratakitheoneandoniitto]

For real. When he said he had a hard time finding people interested I was shocked. Would take this over retail any day of the year.

[@chirichiri6662]

I'm currently looking to transition back to work where I can create or be more creative. I live on the other side of the world now but this type of work is so wonderful to see.

[@ALeXZVaMpYRoCkZ]

So saaad, I'd love to work in something like this, too bad I'm not even in the same country! Lovely job what they do! 💜

[@kumada84]

Do you honestly think they'd be able to pay you enough to live in the area and survive?

[@ambrr_lily]

@@kumada84 Sad but true.

[@jakejake7162]

What an inspirational business family. Always admired people who help out their children. My grandpa was a business man and helped my father get his business. I strive to become successful enough to offer my children the same opportunity some day when I have some kids of my own. Always been a dream of mine to follow in my grandfathers foot steps and make something bigger than myself, to help others and run an ethical business where customers become family over time. Many blessings to everyone who is putting themself out there and trying to become successful, hope it work out for you all 🙏🏻 may you all prosper in health, wealth, and family

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@cyberspace7208]

That's how you pass on tradition and make sure that your children don't have to suffer as much as you did.

[@emmadolan925]

I took a flower making class at M&S in November of 2018! It’s so cool to finally see the internet finally give it the love it deserves! 💜 - Emma

[@lastjuliet788]

can yo please tell ;e the authentic na;e of this red light fabric ? thank u

[@amandahewson949]

So glad KZbin recommended this to me. What a treasure of a place, so lovely to get an insight into the world of artificial flowers. I wish it much success going forward and hope it remains for decades to come.

[@VictoriaVlogz]

Flowers made from the wedding dress is such a great idea. That was beautiful that he wanted to pay tribute to his late wife. Watching these episodes makes me wish I could support more craftspeople like this.

[@helenjohnson7583]

It’s good to know that there’s a wide variety of fabrics that artificial flowers can be crafted from! I remember buying a red silk rose back in the mid nineteen-seventies. Almost everything was polyester by then. I would love “real” artificial flowers that are handmade!

[@nancymcdade3909]

I'm so glad to see a small family business survive all these years. My parents had a small family business last 50 years. There is something about the dedication,hard work and love that ultimately goes into it. Sending prayers for your continued success.🙏❤️

[@jenniferk9242]

What a wonderful story. I hope their business flourishes for generations to come!

[@ConverseWithTarot]

Let converse📤

[@youcantstopme6181]

Wishing the best for them as well. What a beautiful business they have established 🥹

[@ratfxiry]

the history behind this family business is so heartwarming and full of resilience. i hope this exposure brings more interest to them and that their business stays open for decades to come!!

[@gracenorcott1]

A friend whose family owns a multi generational small business, Hallagan Furniture, sent this to me. My daughter and son-in-law met there and I can picture them as I watched the talented employees working at their craft. I discovered this year a love for making flowers so this video was wonderful to me for several reasons. I’m happy to see this business with such a rich history continue to thrive.

[@chloecamp8714]

I love that there's still a craftsperson of just about everything, somewhere within the country. Making flowers from the wedding dress of a loved wife, passed too soon- things like that are important for history.

[@marandaranda]

Thank you to Bernadette Banner for bringing an appreciation and knowledge to this side of fashion. The detail in their work is extraordinary, so glad to see more on this subject and hope to continue to see more

[@tvommy]

Adam’s soul is special, he’s a big part of fashion with his little / big details of flowers, happy to look at fabric flowers on clothing, its from Adam. I’m happy he’s keeping his families history in fashion going, I wanna do that too. I hope they blossom into a big fashion house.

[@dthurley8490]

I love these types of videos. I also love seeing family businesses passed down. This fabric factory is making some gorgeous flowers.

[@tolebearlucy6936]

The story is fabulous! It’s entirely an art form and your workers are all artists. I love watching the entire process from die cutting to pressing to creating each flower. The dies are so special. An art I hope doesn’t get lost. ❤

[@bbbbbeeeeeeee]

This is wonderful to see family owned business find ways to survive and not give up.

[@najj2483]

I really enjoyed the story behind this family own business. It’s fascinating to me how they where able to out live there competition years down the line. This goes to show that the culture and story behind the brand is just as important as the product itself. Also, what I took away from this story of this business is to always believe that there is a way! His Grandfather was able to over come adversity by keeping up with trends and believing in his product and I’m pretty sure great customer service. I’m currently a new young business owner with a commercial cleaning company and I’m literally in the process of figuring out what I want the Culture and story of my business to be based around in a way that will speak to everyone in one way or another. Which is why I appreciate this video that has randomly been suggested to me😌

[@chalkncheeseneeds723]

Bernadette banner did a video here as well it's AMAZING

[@sweetiedahling8137]

Clicked on this video just to comment that too!

[@adamb1024]

Bernadette was amazing to work with!

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@laknicks]

Wow, omg his daughter is so cute. This is passion, to have employees for so many years means he takes care of them. Wish the business many more generations to come

[@floraluxla]

It's encouraging as a fresh floral artist to see the artisanal craft of artificial still alive and thriving today! Hopefully your story will inspire people looking for artificial flowers to buy locally.

[@unitedgeekdom1]

The floral, fashion, and jewelry districts in midtown are disappearing due to gentrification and rising rents. For designers like me, finding these manufacturers are life changing and heartbreaking at the same time.

[@annahdawson2788]

Just went to shop here on my trip to NYC. Can confirm: the shop is fascinating, Adam and his staff are lovely, and the flowers are incredibly beautiful! Buy all the flowers from them!

[@zeezee796]

I’ve been here to tour the factory, it’s amazing what they do!! I hope they never close, this is why couture matters, people complain about high fashion but that’s one of the few clients left keeping this factory open

[@WatchTashi]

I’d love to turn my wedding dress into flowers that my daughter can carry when she gets married. Will 100% call them about this.

[@sanb2023]

Some of them are there for 40 years! Wow.These type of passionate skilled workers are rare to find.Also it's a victory of the owner who made them feel coming back to work even after retirement ! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@keltiqrennee]

This video was so beautiful. I'm in love with all fiber crafts, fiber spinning, lace making, and many more. I've never heard of this craft before. I've never liked fake flowers from cheap countries. They feel so ... Yuck. But you can see the love that each person has...it's not just a job. This is a priceless shop. These people have taken care of a priceless part of history while making new. THANK YOU.

[@TheHippieGypsy]

I first heard about M&S from Bernadette Banner when she did a story about them a while back. I immediately went onto their website and purchased some of their gorgeous works of art. Everyone should go and buy one flower to help keep them in business! ❤️🌷

[@ohsnaptutorials5409]

I made children’s couture gowns and plan on using their products for embellishments

[@shannono8397]

An Enchanting story, blooming with vibrancy! I'm in awe of every petal, dye color and the fact that there are so many wonderfully talented people working there! What a wonderful family business! I can't wait to adopt a flower or more!!!

[@MistressYumi]

I have one of their flowers and I love it. High quality and will last for many years ❤

[@tonygroves5526]

One of my great aunties hand made paper blooms for weddings and funerals. There weren't any flowers available during winters here back then, so she and her family made them. It was a very creative way for her to have a home based business.

[@macettaa2179]

If only I was close to this, I’d love to learn the craft. It seems like such a beautiful and peaceful place to work.

[@Heothbremel]

Agreed!

[@PositiveZ7]

I absolutely love this. Really hope this business stays open for centuries to come. I would love to work there. What a unique and meaningful place

[@Daindrais]

Beautiful traditions like this just warm my heart. The care and diligence that goes into all their creations is really quite impressive.

[@Hbirdo]

Wonderful documentary of a family story, its legacy and future.

[@tsumu6959]

I have purchased a couple of flowers from them on Etsy. The flowers were well made, and the colors were prettier in person. Very friendly and responsive customer services too.

[@Mdab5615]

Years ago, I worked for a design college and had the privilege of touring this treasure. It was so incredible to see the talented hands at work and the beautiful bouquets. They were all so gracious and wonderful to host us. 🌸🌼🌸

[@rob_h]

It is always captivating to watch craftspeople practice their craft and make something very complicated look easy.

[@cheryl5994]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BUSINESS, I LOVE THE HISTORY, I LOVE ALL THE STAFF WHO CONTINUE TO LOVE WORKING THERE, IT’S A 1 IN A MILLION KIND’VE PLACE TO WORK. I WOULD LOVE TO CREATE SOMETHING SO BEAUTIFUL EVERY DAY. I HOPE THE GENTLEMAN WAS HAPPY WITH THE WAY THE WEDDING DRESS TURNED OUT & THEY’LL BE ALWAYS SOMETHING TO KEEP WITH THE STORY BEHIND IT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO COME. AND I HOPE HE & HIS NEW WIFE ARE VERY HAPPY. 💐

[@noeljordanracca723]

Respect to their dedicated artisans. The core of their factory and existence.❤❤❤

[@bluecube7247]

What a wonderful man... honoring his first wife.... true love never ends. ❤️ so sweet his second wife is so respectful and caring also.

[@brendenc8376]

If someone had said to me “watch this video on KZbin about handmade flowers” I’d be, “thanks, but I’ll pass”… Yet turns out it was one of the best videos I’ve ever watched on KZbin. What an amazing business. 💚👍

[@terryli340]

WOW.... you have an amazing story. I hope your business lives on to enrich people around the world with beauty and passion. Quality products made with love is priceless.

[@ucdchris]

I went here today because of this video and had a great visit! The staff was so friendly and helpful. We even got a small tour (you can arrange it ahead of your visit). I picked out some beautiful flowers for my niece. I didn’t see a sign outside so if you go, you need to look for the building address and take the elevator to the 7th floor. We walked right past it a couple of times.

[@redbarchetta8782]

How cool. What a wonderful business. I hope they're around for another hundred years.

[@adamb1024]

Us too! :) thank you

[@yotaiji012]

@@adamb1024 seriously what an awesome place to work. Wish all businesses were the same. I believe the difference is your passion and love for work and family. Truly inspiring!

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@oppositeofh8]

this is amazing. i am so proud of adam for keeping this business going. for keeping this artform alive & evolving. his ancestors would be so proud of him & his crew for the work they continue to do. this would be a dream job for me. i wish i lived anywhere close, i'd be begging for a shot at working there. handmade crafts are essential & it's so refreshing to see there are still manufacturers that are willing to stay with it & keep it true.

[@incognitia6930]

As someone who's been handmaking fabric flowers for wedding bouquets, this gives me so much encouragement and inspiration specially when some people couldn't understand the beauty and uniqueness of this craft. There are times that I've been losing heart beacause of the competition of mass production, the almost little profit I gain, and sometimes I get nothing at all, but watching this, they're endurance and the heart they gave to keep the business going, its not just about money anymore, it really about the legacy, and the joy they had for creating those beautiful flowers amd satisfying their clients and making their visions come true. Its really inspiring.

[@Noctessa]

Awesome!! So glad that they're still going strong, true artists and handmade work sometimes can't compete with cheap mass produced products. Keep being amazing!!!

[@amandat3655]

I love that their employees want to stay. That shows how well they treat them. We should all be supporting businesses like this.

[@tvommy]

I feel moved by this story, I hope he doesn’t lose his craft, its so pretty, and also unique! I didn’t know there was just one person making them in New York

[@tessiepinkman]

This just made me so, so happy! I literally sat with a big smile on my face the whole time I was watching and listening to this proud, wonderful man explaining his family business. This was a treat! Thank you Insider for bringing attention to this beautiful place!

[@DonDiesel85]

Rock on brother wish you & your staff nothing but the best❕

[@ConverseWithTarot]

Let converse📤

[@adamb1024]

Thanks man!

[@willcookmakeup]

That's so cool he's been doing that for 40 years. He knows those dye cuts better than anyone on earth. Super cool

[@gublyn8415]

This is an amazing work. So much story, history, art, and emotion 💕

[@NigelChia]

Adam is real charming man!

[@InkanSpider]

Happy to see more people making documentaries about this after Bernadette Banner did hers about the same company ❤️

[@John-jv2lo]

This is a perfect American dream story! It's this sort of perseverance and grit that America was built on😃

[@patriciagleve4784]

what a wonderful place to work - and in an 'old-fangled' way still. I'd love it - and I understand why the staff want to carry on working there. A wonderful family business. Glad to know you're in the world.

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@firelion8280]

Fantastic story and wonderful to hear about a home grown business surviving and selling to the people in their own country. Too many of the things we buy these days are made elsewhere e.g. China. Personally I always try to buy goods made in my own country. They may be a little more costly but I prefer to support our businesses , & employees, as they all help to drive our economy forward.

[@emanuelcarvalho8510]

exatamenteeee !

[@obsidianrosestudio2663]

I love their blooms and wish I could make flowers with them. I live on the West coast though, but deeply appreciate the skills and labor of love they put in every day! ❤

[@laineywright2696]

Thank you, to all the celebs, for helping keep this beautiful Flower Factory alive. May these fashions grant you special compensation and longevity to all involved. I love hearing heartwarming stories of American businesses fighting to keep their doors open. KZbin is running this ad for TEMU, where products are only pennies on the dollar to USA-made products, and that is how American industry died.

[@Itsmarkyoung]

I’m hoping this video brings them more business, this is amazing

[@tbburke6970]

What a lovely documentary. I truly hope they can continue for generations to come.

[@NyanyiC]

Wow. May God bless you and your employees. Your work and the vibe of your workshop is awesome 🤗

[@ConverseWithTarot]

Let converse📤

[@MonsterMacLLC]

Wow!!! I can just look at those molds , and know with absolute certainty that one or more parts of Mae West’s hats reside there.

[@suzil7687]

Love this story! Love this business! Wish I lived closer or they had a location in Chicago. I’d totally sign up for a flower making course. My sister just did glass blowing and got a lovely paperweight from the experience. I’d just love to have a bouquet of flowers or a piece of flower jewelry that I made from a special material I brought in. Good luck to these guys. I hope beyond hope that we get some more manufacturing in this country.

[@mycelleismybffl]

ah so happy there is a video showcasing this! i met them a bit ago, my mom is friends with the owner wife. and what they do is incredible. i hope they stay this lucky for ever!

[@brightsalot]

Honestly this is a dream job for me as a hobbyist artist and crafter 🥺 What I would give to do something so creative, detailed, and lovely all day-and get paid for it as a cherry on top!!!!!!! ❤️

[@lefish5277]

You should apply to work for them. Give them a call. Seriously. Go live your dream and help them continue a legacy

[@RilkeanKisses]

They said they're looking to train new staff so you should absolutely consider contacting them for a position. I'm sure they'd love to have you!

[@misslaeebeauty1916]

I agree apply and give it a try ! We only live once ❤

[@Mathyoou]

Sometimes the value of a product is more then just the price but the people and effort who made it

[@maggiedelnoce]

Wow. Such an incredible story and business. I'm so glad they have perservered and survived! ❤️

[@jannahebner5110]

It's great to know that we still have companies that specialize in making a product. Your parents are smiling.

[@orozer6558]

You sir are an inspiration. Good like and may your flowers continue to grow.

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@CynInWonderland]

As a seamstress on a production line working for a small business I am able to truly see the beauty in this one of a kinda place! Thank you for sharing!

[@d.w.1986]

This is so fabulous! Thank you for sharing this wonderful story. It's so amazing to see this creative process using the tools of bygone eras, it makes it soooo special. I hope this company stays in business forever. And I wait wait to see it in person on my next trip to NYC!

[@desert_holly]

I hope this video brings them TONS of business. This company deserves it 💓💓💓

[@dunkley7776]

What a lovely video, very informative!

[@vooteimer1234]

I agree! AMZcoin is the next big thing.

[@ConverseWithTarot]

*Let converse📤

[@nataliestrasser3117]

If I still lived in the city, I’d come work for you in a heartbeat. What an incredible, creative job. Everyone seems to love it there. Amazing amazing amazing.

[@emanuelcarvalho8510]

how precious

[@ceerstar851]

That's a blessing that they're able to get all the celebrities to use their services. There's gotta be similar companies who do the exact same thing that aren't as fortunate. Good for them though. I hope they recognize what they have and truly appreciate their blessings.

[@YochevedDesigns]

If I were 30 years younger I would take that job in a heartbeat! I'd start sweeping the floors and work my way up, just to learn this amazing craft and be in that environment.

[@Zeldaszombiecorpse]

Are you 100? All the people I’ve seen working are old af. As a factory worker we were responsible for sweeping our own area. It’s a way for companies to cut down on labor. This place doesn’t seem like they hire many people, or pay that much. Not one person looks to be under 50. The reason being, they probably don’t pay a livable wage and only old ladies who are retired can make it. Or migrant workers who get government assistance. Prove me wrong. I’d love to see a young person making a living working here.

[@Tbwsco]

❤❤❤ beautiful dream for his daughter made me cry seeing her sit in that chair. I hope she follows in the family footsteps!

[@bernadinecabanos5219]

I would definitely love a job in this store

[@jennylawson1980]

What a amazing and beautiful art form that lasts a lifetime. Major love ❤️ and respect

[@lisaparlberg1581]

Such a beautiful story. I hope your daughter will keep it going. 🌸🌿🏵️🌺 For the first time in my life and I'm 57, have I ever wished I lived in New York because I would love to work there . Wishing you many blessings

[@whatalsaid]

I have never had any meaningful thoughts on artificial flowers until seeing this video. the amount of artistry that goes into this is INSANE.

[@yotaiji012]

What a wonderful company! Aww everything is so great

[@ConverseWithTarot]

Let converse📤

[@luhole]

So glad they're still going. I'd love to work there, I can't believe he's having a hard time recruiting! Middle of NYC doing something creative with your hands, and working on designs that are seen around the world.

[@Angel-rq3pi]

I would LOVE to work there. Making fabric flowers? Yes, please! What a wonderful place to work!!

[@phoeberaymond8781]

Yeah!! Sign me up!

[@jasminepetal3972]

I love how this channel shows the things that are still made by hand who lasted through all the technological advances... its beautiful to me!! And gives me hope that not everything has to be technology based and humans still do alot

[@sophievanderbilt1325]

Wow very cool video! I would love to have my wedding dress turned into a bouquet. My husband and I weren’t able to have kids so I’m not saving it for anyone. It would be lovely to be able to enjoy it as flowers instead of having it sit in a box!

[@amyrenee1361]

I love everything about this shop. Faith, love, gratitude, service- it's all there. God bless them 🌺