KIAWAH ISLAND GOLF RESORT // SOUTHEAST US
KLH Group is proud to partner with the Kiawah Island Golf Resort as an approved Destination Management and Event Design Partner
At KLH Group, we believe that great events create shared experiences. And shared experiences inspire workplaces. And inspired workplaces drive growth and progress. As a luxury event planning and production company, we design events that have the power to transform your team. But in order to create this transformation, we need a venue worthy of the locale. Turns out, the Kiawah Island Golf Resort located in the “Lowcountry” of South Carolina is the perfect vessel for our ambitious vision.
Our event production process isn’t born just from experience, expertise and top resources at our disposal (though we have all in spades). Our passionate clients are the spark. We are spurred by their spirit and so the event must reflect their character and company culture. And so does the venue.
Picture this as your welcome night - go on, close your eyes while your friend reads to you.
Take a minute. Take it in. The stunning, sprawling grounds of your retreat, cradled in a palmetto tree-lined, rolling wave of ocean that seems to go on forever. On second thought, you’re going to need more than a minute. So let’s stay right here for the evening, basking in our access to The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort, this view, this hospitality. Start with a cocktail in The Lobby Bar, perhaps visualizing your croquet game on the lawn outside.
As dusk slowly curtains the Atlantic, linger over dinner on the Grand Lawn, where the menu is dictated as much by the bounty of the season as by the brilliance of the chef. And when darkness has drenched our ocean view, move to the sounds of a beloved musical artist as you step to the Terrace Ballroom and Courtyard into the afterglow: a soul-stirring fireworks display. Still need a few more moments? Let’s end the evening on the lower lawn putting course (you know you couldn’t wait) with a little glow-in-the-dark putting and gratitude that the final “good night” is followed by “see you tomorrow.”
