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Hello,

I am planning on using tiger lillies at my wedding and would like a silk altertative to the real thing. This flower is something like I am talking about:

http://www.transolar.com/FarArt/FAR_happy_main10.jpg

However, when I search for silk alternatives all I find is this:

http://www.artificialweddingflowersbymika.com.au/cms/images/lily/samples/silk_tiger_lily_orange.jpg

As you can tell from the pictures, the silk flowers are larger and less "curly/shaped" than the natural counterparts with less black accents. Does anyone know where to find a good substitute for the real thing? I am not sure the real ones will be quite in season where & when I am getting married. I know they bloom in late summer here, so it is possible it would work out time wise, but I also don't know about durability for bouquets, etc. I haven't seen the "wild" versions in bouquets much. I don't know if that is because they don't exist commercially or because they aren't common... any help would be appreciated! Thanks. 

One more thing: all you florists out there, please advise. I am not against using real flowers if I can get them in July/August in central Indiana and if wild tiger lillies can withstand being placed in bouquets for floral arrangements.

NOTE: Here is an image close to what I would like. I would like Queen Anne's lace/wild carrot mixed in with the Tiger Lillies. I would also like a dash of yellow, but haven't figured out what yet.

http://thumbs.imagekind.com/member/9abd2c02-3187-4f76-bd42-30acf66fe7d3/uploadedartwork/450X450/0f61bdd4-ac18-4fd6-8339-d5a0c68bc78e.jpg

@KallahinBaltimore:  Awesome! We don't have a micheals in the area, but when I am in a location that has one I will check them out! Thanks