Making Boxwood Trees in Princeton for the Holidays

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Last week we held another fun class at our Princeton shop and Designer Norman, Shop Coordinator Sheryl and 7 amazing ladies had fun learning to make boxwood trees. As with all our classes, the night started with laughter, wine and yummy cheese from Tre Piani Restaurant, located next to us here in Princeton Forrestal Village. After a half hour and full bellies, the ladies move over into the design area to begin their lesson! 

Below Norman works one on with Melissa (who works at the Windrows just up from our shop). As time goes on the trees begin to take shape! 
Jean, Melissa and Jan all work on forming their trees. Next step is to decorate them!  
 Fast friends through our classes, Jean and Martha pose for a photo during the class.
 Well ladies, you must all be very proud of your creations. After the class ended at 8 pm, the ladies moved back into the shop and enjoyed savings of 25% off everything in the shop! Each left with a goody bag with cookies, a Yankee candle and their very own boxwood tree. What a perfect night out for 7 lovely ladies!
Our next class is scheduled for December 12th at 6:30 and we'll be teaching how to make a table centerpiece for the holidays. If you are interested in joining our class, call our Princeton store at 609.520.2005 and reserve your space. The cost is $55 per person but bring a friend and the second person is 1/2 price. Wine, cheese and being able to take home your centerpiece for the holiday is all included in this price. We'd love to have you join us! 


Location: 111 Main St, Princeton, NJ 08540, USA

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