A striking Celtic cross fashioned entirely from fresh flowers, presented with crisp clarity against a clean white backdrop so every petal and contour reads with quiet dignity. The main body is composed of densely packed white spray chrysanthemums whose clustered blooms create a soft, pillowy surface across the arms and long drop of the cross; their cool, pure tone conveys solemnity and calm. Bright apple-green button chrysanthemums are woven thoughtfully through the design, tracing the circular ring where the arms intersect and appearing in alternating panels along the crossbeam - their vivid lime tone defining the Celtic ring and adding dimension to an otherwise monochrome field. At the meeting point of the arms a poignant focal trio of orange-yellow roses is arranged tightly; their sun-warmed petals contrast dramatically with the green and white, giving the piece a small, radiant heart framed by a few sprigs of deep green foliage. The palette - white, green, and orange-yellow - subtly echoes the Irish colours, making this a particularly meaningful tribute for families with Irish roots or those wishing to honor Celtic heritage; I imagine it placed near Kensington Gardens after a service on Kensington High Street or used at a wake in the local community. As a Kensington florist I can see how the soft lighting and three-dimensional form emphasize both craftsmanship and compassion: a memorial piece that reads as both a symbol of faith and a tender expression of remembrance, prepared with fresh, carefully selected blooms.
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A lovingly handmade Celtic cross crocheted from soft, off-white yarn, shown against a bright white backdrop with gentle, studio lighting that brings out the stitchwork's texture. The broad arms and long shaft are formed from a creamy stitch that reads as warm and tactile, with tiny loops catching the light to suggest a soft, comforting surface. Bands of vivid emerald-green yarn trace the outer edges of each arm and meticulously outline the circular ring at the cross's centre, creating the distinctive Celtic knot-like motif in contrasting colour and rhythm. At the very heart of the piece is a dainty cluster of three miniature yellow-orange rosebuds - either tiny embroidered flowers or delicately stitched appliqués - each set off by a few small green leaf motifs; these warm, sunlit accents sit like a focal beacon amid the neutral ground, adding tenderness and visual warmth. The overall composition feels both devotional and domestic: a crafted ornament that might hang in a Kensington sitting room near Kensington Church Street, or be tucked into a keepsake box after a service beside Kensington Gardens. As a maker, I notice the careful tension in the yarn, the uniformity of the rounds that give the cross a gentle three-dimensional relief, and the way the green accent lends a bright, almost Irish voice without overpowering the serenity of the cream base. This piece evokes quiet remembrance and artisanal care - a handmade tribute suitable for St Patrick's Day displays, textile-art collections, or as a comforting token at a memorial event in the local community. This image shows a beautifully balanced funeral cross, its colours and textures arranged with quiet elegance to reflect both remembrance and Irish heritage. The cross itself is entirely filled with white chrysanthemums, tightly packed so they form a thick, pillowy surface, their many-petalled blooms overlapping in a way that suggests softness and purity. Against this white background, clusters of lime-green button chrysanthemums appear at key points along the arms and base, their small, round flower heads creating bright, moss-like mounds that stand out vividly, much like patches of vibrant green in Kensington's communal gardens and tree-lined avenues. At the centre of the cross is a trio of roses, their petals unfolding in generous layers from deep orange near the base to a lighter, golden apricot at the edges, producing a warm, glowing focal point. Framing these central roses are sprigs of light green filler and polished, mid-green leaves, with slender fern-like fronds peeking from behind to add height, depth, and a more natural, slightly untamed edge to the refined shape. The lighting is clear and even, emphasising the crisp transitions between the colours associated with the Irish flag while still keeping the cross gentle and respectful in mood. This floral arrangement feels suited to a funeral or memorial with Irish connections held in Kensington or nearby Earl's Court, perhaps resting beside a coffin, at the front of a chapel, or near a book of condolence. It offers an image of faith and farewell that is both personal and quietly symbolic, ideal for families wishing to honour a loved one's roots with subtlety and grace.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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Express heartfelt sympathy with the White and Green Celtic Cross from Kensington Flowers, Kensington. This elegant funeral tribute features a beautiful blend of white spray chrysanthemums, green spray chrysanthemums, and contrasting orange roses, carefully arranged in the shape of a traditional Celtic cross. The soft white and fresh green tones symbolise peace, remembrance and eternal life, while the warm orange roses add a touch of gentle warmth and love.

Handcrafted by our skilled florists, each cross is created with care, using premium, fresh flowers and lush greenery to ensure a full, long-lasting display. Measuring approximately 89cm (35") in length and 54cm (21") in width, this striking design makes a meaningful focal piece for a funeral or memorial service.

Ideal for expressing support and condolences to family and friends, this sympathy arrangement offers a refined and respectful way to honour a loved one's memory. As some blooms are seasonal, we may substitute flowers of a similar colour, size and value, always maintaining the same high quality and overall style. Available for local Kensington delivery, this white and green funeral cross is a thoughtful choice when words are not enough.
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