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WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00
- Handcrafted by Your Local Florist
- Freshly Made to Order
- Delivered by Hand, Not Courier
- Guaranteed to Impress
- Same-Day Delivery - order by 3PM for delivery today
The White and Green Celtic Cross from Flowers North Watford is a graceful floral tribute, thoughtfully designed to express love, remembrance and sympathy. This elegant cross arrangement features a delicate blend of white spray chrysanthemums and green spray chrysanthemums, accented with vibrant orange roses and fresh greenery for a gentle pop of colour. Perfect for funerals, memorials or as a meaningful sympathy gift, this design symbolises peace, purity and eternal life in a timeless Celtic cross shape. Expertly handcrafted by our skilled florists in North Watford, each tribute is created with care, using only fresh, premium flowers to ensure beauty and longevity. Measuring approximately 89cm (35'') in length and 54cm (21'') in width, it makes a striking and dignified display at the service or graveside. Due to seasonal availability, some flowers may be substituted with blooms of similar colour, size and value, ensuring the same high-quality look and feel. Choose the White and Green Celtic Cross to convey your deepest condolences with elegance and respect. Order online from Flowers North Watford for reliable service and prompt local delivery.
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The arrangement was elegant and the flowers remained fresh throughout the week.
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The craftsmanship behind this tribute was outstanding, providing a refined mix of colours that feel both uplifting and respectful. It was exactly what we needed during this time.
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The balanced selection of hues creates a quietly powerful impact that feels both calming and uplifting. Flowers North Watford ensures remarkable quality throughout the process.
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The fresh flowers and careful arrangement provided a beautiful tribute. Highly recommend Flowers North Watford.
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The bouquet was stunning and beautifully arranged. It provided a lovely tribute to my loved one.
