This image shows a meticulously arranged floral Celtic cross, captured on a clear white field from just above, its form both crisp and tender. The dominant surface is a sea of small, pure white spray chrysanthemums, densely set to create a plush, almost cushion-like texture across the arms and lower shaft; their layered petals scatter soft highlights and suggest quiet dignity. Woven into that white expanse are vivid lime- to apple-green button chrysanthemums, placed with deliberate rhythm to outline the circular ring where the cross's arms meet and to alternate along the horizontal arms, giving a knitted, Celtic-inspired effect in living blooms. At the intersection a compact cluster of three orange to yellow-orange roses blooms fully, their warm tones like a small, glowing sun against the cool background; they are gently eased into the centre by dark green fern sprigs that provide depth and a natural counterpoint to the bright petals. The lighting is soft and even, emphasising the three-dimensional shaping and the tactile difference between the fine-petalled chrysanthemums and the velvety roses. Visually, the white, green and orange palette echoes Irish symbolism and reads as a dignified homage-particularly fitting for memorials that acknowledge Celtic roots or St. Patrick's remembrance. A local perspective places this style in Abbey Wood and nearby Thamesmead and Plumstead funerals, where families often request sympathetic, handcrafted crosses for chapel services or graveside farewells. The arrangement's quiet fragrance-a faint rose sweetness over a clean chrysanthemum note-adds a comforting, sensory layer to its visual message of remembrance and reverence.
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A carefully sculpted, three-dimensional Celtic cross formed entirely from fresh flowers, photographed against a bright, immaculate white background and seen from a slightly elevated viewpoint. The cross reads as a soft, plush tapestry: its main volume is built from densely clustered pure white spray chrysanthemums whose small, layered petals give the piece an airy yet substantial texture. Interwoven through that white ground are vivid apple-green button chrysanthemums, their compact, button-like shapes arranged to trace the circular ring at the crossing of the arms and to punctuate alternating sections along each arm, so the traditional Celtic ring and arm pattern is legible even from above. At the very centre, where the arms meet, three fully opened orange roses-warm amber to golden-orange in tone-form a tight, luminous focal cluster. These roses seem to glow against the cool whites and greens and are gently cradled by a few dark green fern fronds that add depth, a hint of shadow, and botanical framing. The lighting is soft and clear, revealing the velvety rose petals, the spring-like bounce of the button chrysanthemums, and the almost powdered texture of the spray chrysanthemums. The overall mood is one of solemn tenderness: this is a memorial piece meant for quiet remembrance, a floral tribute that honours faith and ancestry. It carries an understated fragrance-fresh, floral with a faint citrus sweetness from the roses-that quietly complements the visual calm. Suitable for services, gravestone-side farewells, or a chapel display near Abbey Wood station or a local parish, the design conveys respect, tradition, and an elegant simplicity comforting to mourners from Abbey Wood, Thamesmead, and nearby Plumstead. A serene Irish-inspired funeral cross is the focus of this image, its thoughtful composition reflecting the quiet dignity often sought for services in Abbey Wood. The structure of the cross is entirely covered with white chrysanthemums, layered so closely that their soft, slightly curled petals merge into a uniform blanket of white, like gentle cloud cover above Lesnes Abbey Woods. Around the outer edges, and punctuating the arms and base of the cross, clusters of lime-green button chrysanthemums are arranged in rounded mounds. Their compact, spherical flower heads give a textured, moss-like effect, providing a vivid green contrast that feels fresh yet understated. At the centre of the cross, three roses open their velvety petals in a cluster of warm colour. One rose is a deep, glowing orange, while the others are tinted with apricot and golden yellow tones, bringing to mind the soft evening light that hangs over Abbey Wood and neighbouring Thamesmead. These central roses are surrounded by sprigs of bright green foliage and a few delicate buds, adding extra detail and suggesting continuity and hope. Slightly darker fern-like leaves stretch out from behind the roses, framing them and adding depth to the arrangement. The interplay of green, white, and orange gently alludes to the Irish national flag, making this cross a sensitive choice for commemorations, funerals, or memorial services tied to Irish heritage within the Abbey Wood community. It appears ready for careful delivery to a local church, crematorium, or family home, carrying with it a message of peace, respect, and lasting love.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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Honor a loved one with the serene beauty of the White and Green Celtic Cross from Abbey Wood Florist, Abbey Wood. This elegant funeral tribute is carefully crafted with white and green spray chrysanthemums, vibrant orange roses and lush greenery, creating a striking cross-shaped arrangement that symbolises peace, remembrance and eternal life. Designed by our experienced florists, this premium floral cross offers a gentle yet meaningful way to express your love, support and sympathy at a funeral, memorial or church service.

Approximate dimensions: Length 89cm (35"), Width 54cm (21"), making it an impressive and respectful focal piece. Each White and Green Celtic Cross is arranged by hand using fresh, high-quality blooms for long-lasting beauty throughout the service. As some flowers are seasonal, we may substitute blooms with similar colours and styles of equal or higher value, ensuring your tribute always looks its best.

Perfect for sending condolences from family, friends or colleagues, this cross tribute reflects both faith and heartfelt emotion. Order online from Abbey Wood Florist for reliable, professional service and prompt local delivery in Abbey Wood and surrounding areas.
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    Was impressed with the funeral tribute sent by this company, a different yet poignant way of paying respects to a dear friend of mine, thanks a bunch.

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    The service from this company is first-rate, they promised that the funeral tribute would be delivered by the following morning and it was. Also, the arrangement was beautiful.

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