As a florist we offer get asked how to decide on what’s important at a wedding and get the most out of the flowers so we thought to share some of our tips to help you navigate your big day. Multipurpose arrangements Maximise the use of your florals throughout the day by asking your florist to design ceremony arrangements that can be moved to the reception easily. Also make sure there’s ample time and logistics for this to happen. Go big! If you’re on a budget it’s always better to create fewer but larger arrangements to create focal points and draw the eye to them. Large prices also show up on photos more so they will be long lasting...
Over the past six years since Tiger Lily was born we have been part of hundreds of events and creative projects. With our background in fine art and photography, we have slowly realised that our role went above and beyond florals and we were lucky to coordinate interior design projects, oversee refurbishments, give advice on colour themes, style events down to the last fork, art direct photo shoots, become creative director to an art project and exhibition, produce visual content for social media for several small businesses and occasionally even model the products. We have realised the growing demand and how this has all evolved into a job on its own right and we are now officially ready to make...
After a long period of searching for the perfect solutions and with a very successful test run on Mother’s Day, we are officially removing all unnecessary packaging. We feel that even tho our flower bags and cellophane has been recyclable for a while now, there’s still more we could do. From the end of March we’ve opted to deliver all of our arrangements in a glass vase instead of an aqua pack and just use a simple recyclable brown paper to protect the blooms from bruising in the van during deliveries. We have seen how popular our ‘Zerowaste posies’ were in the past few years and we will continue to run our ‘Vaserturn’ service that will enable you 10% off...
There’s been an overwhelming flurry of wedding inquiries lately and we thought a check list of our process might be helpful for those of you that haven’t done anything similar before. As every wedding we create is bespoke and completely personal, it’s important that we know as much detail as possible of your big day. It may seem like a hassle to start off with but we can promise I’ll make the process easier nearer the time. Details we’d always need to know when we first meet: *are you working with a wedding planner, if so, who and what props are they providing *your chosen colours and all the other colours to match, napkins, saches, chair covers, bridesmaids dresses, candles, stationery...
Every year we feel more and more responsibility to follow up where our products eventually end their journey. With Christmas now over, we want to make sure that all your lovely wreaths we created don’t end up in the bin and that we provide the appropriate aftercare. Here’s an easy step-by-step guide on how to dismantle them at home but if you don’t have the time or patience, we also offer to take them back at the shop so we can make sure nothing turns into unnecessary waste. Step 1: Remove all decorations (pine cones, baubles, feathers etc.), these can be reused again if stored appropriately. Step 2: Remove all preserved foliage, twigs, anything that is dry and could...
