In this Mayesh Design Star video, Anthony Maslo demonstrates how he creates an enchanted asymmetrical hanging arch. Starting with chicken wire formed into a large sausage form made from chicken wire hanging from the ceiling, Anthony begins creating a base using everyday flowers like baby's breath, carnations, and stock. After, he adds more seasonal flowers to add color and texture to this stunning hanging installation - perfect for a wedding ceremony or photo shoot.
During this video, Anthony also introduces Jennifer Couper from Common Rot. They discuss how you can make an environmental impact by composting your flower waste. Do you compost? Do you take any steps to help move our industry towards being more environmentally friendly? If so, please share your tips in the comments below.
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Gypsophila Baby's Breath Perfecta
Sweet Pea Blush, Light Pink, and White
Tulip Double Foxtrot
White Allium Cowanii
* Please note that due to the fact that this video was shot months ago and we are a bit behind on our production schedule, some of the seasonal flowers may not be available. Also, note that peach poppies can be extremely limited even when they are in season.
Florist Netting (chicken wire)
Industrial Wire
Wire Cutters
Floral Knife
Shears
Water Tubes
Host: Anthony Maslo
Videography: Anna Lord Studio
Photography: Claire Fagin
Producer: Jeffrey Follin