Funeral Tribute - White Cross

4ft cross made of white chrysanthemums - £90
Other size crosses available and made to order in any colour and flower type.
All floral tributes  delivered to a location of your choice.

Order online or by phone for next day delivery. Most debit and credit cards accepted. Secure transaction via PayPal.
Same day evening delivery available, subject to stock.

Call Karen on 07541 509804 with your orders and enquiries.

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Real Holly Cross

Real holly crosses & wreaths, traditionally made on hand mossed copper rings, various decorations.

Any standard size wreath design £10.00. Add your own trimmings. Add lights too for +£5.00
Large wreaths, any design, without lights, £20.00. With lights £25.00
Crosses £15.00
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Traditional real holly crosses

plain or decorated for Christmas

Photo shows cream poinsettia with mistletoe centre decoration

Easter Hot Cross Buns

Why do we eat hot cross buns at Easter?

Hot cross buns are a traditional snack for this time of year - you probably noticed your local store stocked full of them on your last trip to the supermarket.
Eaten on Good Friday, they mark the celebration of the end of Lent.
The cross on the top represents the crucifixion of Christ and the spices inside remind Christians of the spices put on his body.