Our fabrication team is at it again! Inspired by over-the-top bespoke designs, our creative team put their heads together to create several gorgeous new pieces that will be amazing focal points for fall events. We have turned tradition on its head to incorporate classic styles and meld them together with fresh modern lines that will add a breath of fresh air into event designs. This rendering to reality example is just a glimpse at what our team can put together. Stay tuned and watch for the big reveal of these items later next month! But Loluma doesn’t just build for fun (although we do a lot of that, too)! Our custom fabrication division is able to create designs from wood, metal, vinyl, leather, fabric, and acrylic. This means we aren’t ever limited by our inventory and it truly allows us to dream big with our clients. We are constantly creating furniture, bars, décor pieces, and lighting elements that there is always something exciting going on at the warehouse. Schedule a meeting with our design team today and let’s get to dreaming!

To all upcoming Fall Brides, here is a fun, festive style to consider for your big day.  We were fortunate to be a part of Heather and Michael’s “Ethereal Autumn Affair” now featured on Borrowed and Blue.  Incredible pictures as always from Richard Bell Photography.

One of our all time favorite spots in Charleston is the Pavilion at Mingo Point at Kiawah Island.  The possibilities for dreaming and creating are endless.  On a normal day, you will find the space full of picnic tables and plastic “camping tent style” khaki walls rolled down.  However, the ceiling grid and wooden columns make it the perfect place to dress up and transform into an elegant affair, with draping and lighting fixtures to suit any event style.  Not to mention the gorgeous views of the water and marsh we all think of when we hear Kiawah Island.  We always love hearing from the oh so talented team at WED, and when they called in need of our draping skills, we jumped on it.  Creating both soft swags scalloped from the ceiling and vertical curtaining throughout, both softened and highlighted the structure creating the bride’s ideal southern, feminine, romance.

Photos by the oh so talented Tim Will Photography