Object binding and events in factories

Factories are used to create objects. I was wondering if it's against the purpose of a factory, if I would bind couple of objects together in the factory. Let me illustrate this with an example.

Let's say I have a factory that produces modal dialogs. The factory can instantiate a view, which will display on screen. Also I need some buttons to be present on the view and which should provide some functionality, let's say call a service via some delegation.

Depending on type of the modal dialog I want to be able to provide different buttons and different behaviours.

class ModalFactory {

       static func createWeatherModal() -> ModalWindowProtocol {
           let modal = SomeModal()
           let closeButton = CloseButton() 
           let verifyWeatherButton = WeatherButton()
           modal.addButton(verifyWeatherButton)
           modal.addButton(closeButton)
           let service = RemoteApi()

           verifyWeatherButton.performAction {
                 service.calculateWeatherConditions()
           }

           closeButton.performAction {
                 modalal.dismiss()
           }
        }

        static func createAdvancedWeatherModal() -> ModalWindowProtocol {
           let modal = AdvancedWeatherModal()
           let service = AdvancedWeatherService()
           let weatherButton = WeatherButton()
           let closeButton = CloseButton()
           modal.addButton(weatherButton)
           modal.addButton(closeButton)
           weatherButton.performAction {
                service.getAdvancedWeatherInfo()
           }
           closeButton.performAction {
                modal.dismiss()
           }
        }
     }

So, there you have it. The binding of an tap event happens in factory. Is this a good practice? And if not, then what would you suggest for this kind of dynamic modal creation and binding?

Thank you