A meticulously realised floral Celtic cross, photographed on a clean white field and presented from a slight overhead viewpoint to reveal its three-dimensional form. The main body of the cross is a dense carpet of small white spray chrysanthemums whose clustered heads read as softness and solemn clarity, ideal for a sympathy tribute. Contrasting bands of apple-green button chrysanthemums are arranged with purposeful regularity: they outline the circular centre where the arms intersect and fill alternating panels across the horizontal arms, producing a tactile checker of cool green against the white. Anchoring the entire composition is a concentrated cluster of three orange-yellow roses at the cross's heart; their warm tones glow like a small sun, lending tenderness and emotional warmth to the arrangement. Dark green fern sprigs cradle the roses and punctuate the composition with slender, textured foliage that deepens the colour palette. The studio's soft, directional light sculpts the petals and casts faint, respectful shadows that reinforce the memorial feeling. Given the palette's echo of white, green, and orange, this cross naturally suggests a connection to Irish heritage - a thought I carry when delivering similar tributes to chapels near the Royal Festival Hall or to services on Waterloo Road. The craftsmanship is evident in the seamless transition between blooms and the careful textural interplay; it's a design meant to console, commemorate, and stand as an articulate expression of grief, faith, and enduring memory.
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A long, three-dimensional Celtic cross carefully formed from fresh flowers, seen from a slightly elevated angle against a crisp white backdrop. The cross's broad arms and extended lower shaft are densely covered in pure white spray chrysanthemums, their tiny petals creating a plush, cloud-like surface that reads as quiet dignity and gentle light. Interwoven into that white field are vivid apple-green button chrysanthemums, placed in deliberate bands to define the circular ring where the arms meet and to fill alternating segments along each arm; the lime-tinged buttons add tactile contrast and a modern pop of colour that recalls new spring growth. At the very centre, where the architectural lines converge, a tight cluster of three rich orange roses provides a warm focal point - their golden-orange petals fold outward in a small, luminous cup which seems almost to breathe against the cool whites and greens. A few dark green fern sprigs cradle the roses, their fine texture and deep tone sharpening the central bloom and adding a subtle, natural frame. The soft studio lighting highlights petal edges and the three-dimensional contour of the cross, while a faint, comforting scent of chrysanthemum and rose suggests freshness and care. As a florist I picture this piece placed at a memorial near Waterloo's Jubilee Gardens or on a service table at a funeral in a nearby chapel - its colours quietly evoke Irish heritage without overpowering the solemnity of the tribute. The overall effect is one of considered craftsmanship: a memorial arrangement that honours tradition, offers visual clarity, and speaks tenderly of remembrance. Depicted here is a beautifully detailed sympathy cross, its design clearly shaped by an experienced florist with an eye for both tradition and personal meaning. The cross is carpeted with pristine white chrysanthemums, densely packed to form a plush, almost quilted backdrop. Their soft, overlapping petals give the impression of delicate clouds arranged with intention. Along the outer rim and at the tips of each arm, vivid lime-green button chrysanthemums are clustered in rounded mounds, their compact forms adding modern texture and a lively freshness that stands out against the white. At the centre where the arms meet, three roses in warm orange and golden hues take pride of place. Each rose opens in a graceful spiral of velvety petals, and together they resemble a small, glowing heart of colour. They are framed by slender fern fronds and sprigs of fresh green filler that may be hypericum, lending a natural woodland detail and linking the central roses to the green accents around the cross. Soft, diffused light falls across the arrangement, enhancing every subtle shade without glare. The overall combination of green, white, and orange gently echoes the Irish flag, making this design especially fitting for a farewell with Irish ties or for a memorial held close to St Patrick's traditions. Created for families around Waterloo, this tribute could rest beautifully in a chapel off Cornwall Road or at a farewell service near South Bank, offering a calm focal point that conveys peace, remembrance, and a love that remains quietly present even in parting.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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Honor a loved one with the elegant White and Green Celtic Cross from Waterloo Flowers in Waterloo. This striking funeral tribute is carefully handcrafted with fresh white and green spray chrysanthemums, accented by rich orange roses and lush greenery. Designed in a classic cross shape, it creates a meaningful symbol of faith, peace and remembrance.

The White and Green Celtic Cross is ideal for funerals, memorial services or graveside tributes, offering a soothing blend of soft whites and greens with a gentle touch of colour. Each arrangement is created by our experienced florists, ensuring a premium finish and thoughtful presentation. Approximate dimensions are 89cm (35") in length and 54cm (21") in width, making it a prominent yet tasteful display.

At Waterloo Flowers, we use only fresh, high-quality blooms and follow a sensitive substitution policy, replacing any unavailable flowers with options of similar colour, size and value. We offer reliable, fast local delivery from our Waterloo flower shop, helping you send your condolences with ease. Order this white and green cross tribute online today for a beautiful and dignified expression of sympathy.
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    I wanted to show my old school friend how much she meant to me. Handy Flowers was brilliant. The professional staff helped me to choose the best condolence flowers.

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    Handy Flowers did a fantastic job for me with the funeral tribute that they delivered, will use again.

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    Sometimes flowers can say more than words, the funeral tribute arranged by this firm certainly did, paid tribute to a friend and showed sympathy to their family, thank you.

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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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