Mayesh Design Star: Making & Pinning a Boutonniere

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In this month's Mayesh Design Star video, Kaylee Young teaches you how she creates small boutonnieres and how she likes to pin them on. Her goal is to create a fresh, fun and lightweight floral design perfect for your male clients using an assortment of small textural products.
For more details & pictures: www.mayesh.com/mds-making-pin...
Featured flowers: spray rose, hellebore, sweet pea, and grasses.
Supplies: Clippers or knife, Oasis Floratape Stem Wrap, and a pin.
Host: Kaylee Young, Flourish by Kay www.flourishbykay.com/
Videography: Logan Martin, Talewind Visuals
Photographer: Chantel Marie
Model: Landon Young

[@emilysalazar64]

The snoring in the back of the video was funny 😂

[@g18lu]

Why is the model looking at you like that? He looks smitten lol Thats the look of true love. Am I the only one who noticed?

[@Mayesh]

Awe, Judith ... that is because that is Kaylee's husband! :)

[@victoriasantos5874]

Omg her husband how sweet!!!

[@adrianachong9029]

You could tell. He was glued to her. He could be camera shy too and just stared at her to focus on something.

[@katelynestes4383]

I definitely noticed

[@katesimpson7256]

Not a fan of seeing the tape. Would prefer it covered, but nice ingredients. And am I right in thinking to stem wrap the ends in to keep them fresher, especially when making them a few days in advance?!

[@tracymyers2454]

Well done! Cute, Nice & simple.

[@cherylchurch4808]

Beautiful

[@jennypat2022]

Muy bonito.

[@aerrionahhazenaurora4631]

Her husband was very supportive hehe

[@amandagoodinson5747]

How far in advance can you make boutonnières?

[@agapeciateatral]

Brazilll

[@tammyvaughan2727]

Perfectly pinned! Hate seeing pins on boutonnières at weddings! Especially when people pin it on the top of the lapel! Ugh!

[@Rodoriginal101]

you`re kidding right ? this was everything but NOT perfectly pinned.

[@tammyvaughan2727]

Rodoriginal101 Not kidding at all. Pin doesn’t show. That’s the ticket!

[@Rodoriginal101]

but the boutonnieres does NOT sit still ;-) it flipped down and then she had to move it up. Perfectly pinned means it cannot show and move ;-)

[@tammyvaughan2727]

Rodoriginal101 She wasn’t getting it wedding ready. To be sure, if she was, she would have secured it again. Her purpose was the video and showing where to pin a boutonnière and that was fulfilled. Show people that you don’t pin it in the front, or on the right, or in the back with the pin showing (all of which I have seen.) That’s what I was complimenting and she did this perfectly.

[@kellyblack3386]

She was struggling......practice... practice... ..practice.....then . . . .push th button

[@greatflowerlady]

Teach some real design style and mechanics!!

[@sheenasavaria8916]

why dont you! floristry is evolving you know