Video Hack: Shavuos Fresh Flower Pro-tips

by JITC Staff

June 08, 2016

in Holidays, Videos

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Want to know the secret to having fabulous flowers for Shavuos or anytime? Watch and learn!

Seth Feldman – producer
Elliot Gabor – director of photography http://eliecreative.com
Danny Moallem – production assistant

A special thank you to Chanie Waxler of Buds Designs https://www.instagram.com/budsdesigns/

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