Spring is a great time to wire, but you need to pay attention to the growth.
For the maple: Those young shoots will thicken quickly, and the wires will start to bite into the bark if left too long. That will leave a twisting scar. Once you see it happening, use wire cutters to nip the sections. Don't try to unwind the wire; you risk damaging the bark even more, with bigger scars, and bigger chance of losing the branch. If the branch springs back in place, you can always wire again. Repeat.
www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/maple
For the azalea: use the same method as above, but be careful of severe bends. Azalea isn't as forgiving as maple.
www.bonsaiempire.com/blog/azalea-shaping