A meticulously arranged floral Celtic cross, presented on a stark white background so every nuance of form and hue is clearly visible. The main body is constructed from clusters of small white spray chrysanthemums, densely packed to give a soft, dignified sculptural quality to the arms and long lower shaft. Interspersed with the white are vivid lime to apple-green button chrysanthemums that define the distinctive circular ring where the arms intersect and which appear in alternating bands along the arms themselves, creating a plush, patterned texture reminiscent of traditional Celtic knotwork. At the crossing point, three bright orange-yellow roses bloom fully, their warm tones offering a poignant, sunlit centre that contrasts beautifully with the cooler white and green. Delicate sprigs of dark green foliage - fern or similar - cradle the roses, adding depth and a natural frame. The lighting is soft yet clear, highlighting the varied petal textures from the chrysanthemum's cushion-like forms to the velvety rose petals, and suggesting a faint, comforting perfume. The palette of white, green and orange carries an unmistakable resonance with Irish heritage, making this design particularly apt for memorials honouring Celtic roots or St. Patrick's Day remembrances. As an experienced Totteridge florist familiar with local chapels and community mourning rituals near Woodside Park and Finchley, I see this arrangement as a thoughtful, reverent tribute - an emblem of faith, memory and the quiet dignity families seek when saying goodbye.
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A three-dimensional Celtic cross fashioned entirely from fresh blooms, photographed from slightly above against a clean white backdrop so every texture reads clearly. The cross's structure is built from dense clusters of pure white spray chrysanthemums, their tiny petals packed closely to create a soft, plush surface that reads as both dignified and tender. Woven through the white are vivid apple-green button chrysanthemums that trace the circular ring where the arms meet and fill alternating sections along the cross's arms, giving the piece a sculpted, knot-like depth. At the very centre, three fully opened orange roses - warm, golden-orange in tone - form a small, luminous focal cluster, their velvety petals framed by a few dark green fern sprigs that lift and set them apart from the cooler whites and greens. The lighting is crisp and even, letting the subtle sheen on the rose petals and the matte, cushiony texture of the buttons show in relief; you can almost sense the faint, comforting fragrance of chrysanthemum and rose. This arrangement reads as a respectful funeral or memorial tribute with a quietly Irish sentiment - the white, green and orange palette suggesting Celtic heritage and a gentle nod to Irish tradition. As a florist who sets work in Totteridge and the surrounding neighbourhoods like Whetstone and Finchley, I imagine this cross resting near a chapel service or laid at a graveside, offering calm, measured consolation. The overall impression is one of careful craftsmanship, solemn beauty, and a tangible expression of remembrance that honours memory with restrained colour and thoughtful form. The photograph features a beautifully balanced floral cross, created as a heartfelt sympathy tribute by local florists serving Totteridge and the surrounding area. The cross is entirely filled with white chrysanthemums, their small, layered petals packed so closely that they form a continuous, padded surface. This snowy base provides a sense of peace and cleanliness, like freshly fallen snow across the fields beyond Totteridge Common. At the very centre, three roses are positioned in a tight cluster, forming a radiant focal point. One rose is a rich, deep orange, while the others soften into apricot and golden yellow tones, giving the impression of a glowing ember or a gentle candle flame. These roses are surrounded by short stems of bright green filler and neatly placed leaves, which add depth and highlight the warmth of the roses. Around the arms and lower portion of the cross, rounded tufts of lime-green button chrysanthemums sit atop the white base, each one a small dome of petals resembling fresh moss or new spring growth. This interplay of white, green, and orange subtly suggests Irish national colours, making the piece particularly fitting for an Irish funeral or St. Patrick's Day memorial in Totteridge. Slender fern leaves and darker greenery emerge modestly from behind the central roses, preventing the design from feeling flat and adding a gentle, natural flow. The arrangement is captured in clear, soft light that reveals every detail without distraction. The overall mood is reverent and consoling, a dignified floral cross that conveys love, remembrance, and the hope of peace.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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The White and Green Celtic Cross from Florist Totteridge is a graceful floral tribute, thoughtfully designed to convey love, remembrance and peace. Expertly arranged with fresh white spray chrysanthemums, vibrant green spray chrysanthemums and rich orange roses, this cross offers a beautiful balance of purity, serenity and warmth. Lush greenery adds depth and texture, creating a striking yet gentle sympathy arrangement.

Ideal as a funeral cross or memorial tribute, this design provides a meaningful way to honour a loved one with elegance and respect. Its approximate dimensions of 89cm (35") in length and 54cm (21") in width make it a prominent yet tasteful display for services, church ceremonies or graveside tributes.

Handcrafted in Totteridge by our skilled florists, each White and Green Celtic Cross is made to order using premium, fresh flowers for lasting beauty. Due to seasonal availability, we may substitute blooms with similar flowers of equal or superior quality, style and value, ensuring the overall look and sentiment remain unchanged. Choose this Celtic cross tribute for a refined, heartfelt expression of sympathy in Totteridge and the surrounding area.
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