It’s bridal season, and regardless of the size and scale of your wedding, all brides need a bouquet. Did you know you can make your own bridal bouquet with just a few tools and a selection of flowers? If you are not the bride, but you have one in your orbit, offer to create their bridal bouquet – what a perfect, low cost but high value and personalized gift for your favorite bride.
Bethenny’s friend Patrick Clayton is used to producing large scale events and when they call for florals, his team does not hold back. In this video, Patrick shows us how to create gorgeous bridal bouquets for a fraction of the price and about a thousand times the love and meaning. He offers tips on how to think about the structure and weight of the bouquet, the choice of flowers, and how to make a soft and pretty handle to hold.
Patrick is Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Patrick J. Clayton Productions, a full service event design and production company in NYC, Philly and Los Angeles. Patrick’s Instagram and Facebook provide literally hours of material to help you fantasize about your next event – big or small. Read more about Patrick below the video and watch more of Patrick’s videos here.
Patrick and his team provide cutting-edge visual solutions that excite the senses and infuse environments with a classic yet modern look. With experience in wholesale, retail, and event planning, Patrick has developed comprehensive creative programs for a diverse clientele – from themed interiors to attention grabbing retail concepts and merchandising displays. Prior to starting Patrick J Clayton Productions, Patrick handled merchandising and visual direction for Lacoste, event design for Robert Verdi, Inc, and merchandising and events at Gap, Express and JCPenney. He also has taught Fashion Show Production and Event Planning I and II at LIM College in NYC.
Patrick’s creativity stems from a family history of home design, retail management and entertaining.
From parties and product launches to fashion shows and weddings, Patrick has the solution.