Behind the Blooms
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Here are some photos of a recent corporate event that Tiger Lily was a part of at The Sanctuary Hotel on Kiawah Island, SC.
We all know how popular succulents have become, but check out the use of air plants in this cool design incorporating nautilus shells, terrarium glass and cinnamon cymbidium orchids. Varying shapes of glass, wooden boxes and candles make this collection very unique and beachy.







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Friday, September 7, 2012

Something Borrowed, Something Blue, 

and Something You've Never Seen Before

Tiger Lily has worked on many interesting and creative weddings over the years, but our designers are still finding ways to make each event unique and showcase the personalities of the bride and groom.

This weekend manager and designer at our Kiawah branch, Mr.Ty Leslie, contributed to the chuppah collection in a ceremony on Wild Dunes. This particular chuppah held a lot of meaning to the bride and her family, as the tallit it was adorned with belonged to her grandfather. But the most unique part of the ceremony decor was the isle. Rose petals covered the isle in twelve different colored stripes with the one closest to the altar in white, symbolizing the twelve tribes of Israel. 
Here you can see the chuppah and the gorgeous isle covered in rose petals. How many roses did it take?  300!
Some of the rose petals

Our containers are unusual sometimes too. If it can hold water, we'll put flowers in it! Designer Robin used the largest Blue Sapphire gin bottles any one had ever seen in arrangements for an event this week. 

The unique 'vases' gave these arrangements something extra

More unique creations to come!







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Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Tiger Lily Chuppah: The Final Product




It was a windy beach side day on Sunday, as the Tiger Lily team worked setting up the anticipated chuppah on The Sanctuary's Grand Lawn, on Kiawah Island. With tropical storm Beryl's 30mph sustained wind and gusts of 45mph, this was no small challenge. Modifications had to be made to ensure that the structure would provide a beautiful backdrop for the couples vows. Roughly a hundred guests watched from their balconies as the Tiger Lily team put the piece together. Be redesigning on the fly the team was able to create an alternative to the original plan, that remained standing firm and provided the same aesthetic quality as the original. Everything went smoothly and the ceremony was perfect.

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