A striking, three-dimensional floral Celtic cross arranged with meticulous attention to texture, colour and cultural resonance-documented against a crisp white background so every petal and contour is clearly visible. The main body of the cross is densely populated with small, pure white chrysanthemums, their soft, pillowy clusters forming the broad arms and the elongated lower shaft with a dignified, serene presence. Contrasting this white field are sections of bright, almost lime-green button chrysanthemums; these compact, cushion-like blooms are worked to outline the circular ring at the intersection of the arms and to fill alternating segments along the horizontal crosspieces, creating the iconic knot-like geometry associated with Celtic design. Nestled precisely at the centre, where the arms converge, sits a neat cluster of three orange-yellow roses-vivid, warmly hued blooms that draw the eye and give the tribute a poignant focal note. A few dark green fern fronds cradle the roses, providing depth and a natural frame that accentuates their colour. The palette-white, green and orange-yellow-hints gently at Irish colours and can be especially meaningful for families wishing to honour Celtic heritage. As a South Woodford florist I make this piece with fresh market blooms sourced near George Lane and prepare it for respectful presentation in local services, from St. Mary's gatherings to memorials near Roding Valley Park. This carefully balanced tribute reads both as a statement of enduring faith and a tender expression of remembrance.
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A lovingly hand-made Celtic cross crafted from crochet rather than flowers, shown against a soft, neutral surface and photographed with gentle, even light that highlights the textile texture. The main structure is crocheted in an off-white or warm cream yarn, the wide, rounded arms and elongated shaft created with tight, even stitches that give the piece a satisfying, slightly padded silhouette. Bands of vivid emerald green yarn are worked in along the outer edges of each arm and concentrically around the circular centre, producing the knot-like ring typical of Celtic crosses; the contrast between the cream and green threads reads almost like foliage against pale stone. At the very heart of the cross is a tiny, delicate cluster of three yellow-orange rosebud accents-small fabric or embroidered flowers-each finished with a couple of minute green leaves that echo the darker yarn. The overall feel is soft, tactile and handmade: the stitches catch the light to reveal a gentle matte sheen, and the piece invites touch rather than smell. Photographically, the object occupies the frame with clear edges and subtle shadowing that emphasise its three-dimensional form, making the craftsmanship easy to imagine. This crocheted cross reads as a personal keepsake or an ornament for a mantel, a St. Patrick's Day display, or a memorial corner in a home near George Lane craft stalls or local church bazaars in South Woodford. I describe it as a local maker might-warm, careful and reverent-suitable for someone who wants a lasting, handcrafted symbol of faith and heritage rather than a perishable floral tribute. In this photograph, a refined Irish-themed funeral cross is laid out, the type of arrangement lovingly prepared by Florist South Woodford for local families saying a final goodbye. The cross is entirely clad in pristine white chrysanthemums, densely arranged so that their slender petals form a soft, unbroken field of white, symbolising peace and purity. Along the edges and at key points on the arms, small rounded mounds of bright green button and cushion chrysanthemums emerge, bringing lively colour and tactile contrast, like tiny patches of springy moss reminiscent of the green areas around South Woodford's residential streets. At the centre where the arms meet, three radiant roses draw the eye. Their petals are rich with colour, shifting from deep, almost coppery orange at the heart to warm apricot and golden yellow at the outer edges, suggesting a gentle flame of remembrance. These roses are nestled among sprigs of bright green filler or berries, whose small round forms complement the button chrysanthemums. Delicate fern fronds and polished dark green leaves extend from behind the roses, arching into the surrounding white chrysanthemum field and adding subtle movement and depth. The lighting is clear and natural, revealing the layers of texture-from the fluffy white petals to the bouncy green cushions and velvety rose blooms. The overall impression is one of quiet dignity and comfort, with the green, white, and orange palette nodding to Irish heritage. This floral cross would be especially fitting as a sympathy tribute or graveside adornment in South Woodford, carrying messages of faith, memory, and enduring love.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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Our White and Green Celtic Cross is a graceful floral tribute, thoughtfully designed by Florist South Woodford. Featuring elegant white and green spray chrysanthemums complemented by vibrant orange roses and lush greenery, this cross arrangement offers a beautiful expression of love, remembrance and sympathy. Perfect for funerals, memorials or a graveside tribute, its refined colour palette blends purity, peace and warmth to honour a life well lived.

Expertly crafted in South Woodford, this Celtic cross tribute measures approximately 89cm (35") in length and 54cm (21") in width, creating a striking yet tasteful display. Each design is made with fresh, premium blooms to ensure lasting beauty throughout the service. Due to seasonal availability, some flowers may be substituted with blooms of similar colour, size and quality, maintaining the same elegant look and feel.

Choose Florist South Woodford for reliable, professional sympathy flowers with a personal touch. We handle every tribute with care and respect, helping you convey your condolences in the most gentle and meaningful way. Order this white and green Celtic cross arrangement online for timely local delivery in South Woodford and surrounding areas.
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