A striking Celtic cross fashioned from fresh blooms, photographed against a crisp white backdrop with gentle overhead light that highlights every petal and leaf. The primary structure is densely covered in small white spray chrysanthemums, giving the arms and the long shaft a plush, cloud-soft texture that conveys serenity and reverence. Vibrant lime-green button chrysanthemums are worked into the design in precise bands: they define the circular ring where the arms meet and punctuate alternating segments along the crossbeams, their compact, almost button-like shapes providing a vivid textural counterpoint to the airy whites. Set at the exact centre, where the arms converge, is a tight cluster of three orange-yellow roses whose warm, golden petals pop against the cool backdrop, offering a quiet focal point of affection and memory; a few dark green fern sprigs are tucked around them, lending subtle contrast and a natural, grounding shadow. The arrangement's palette-white, green and warm orange-yellow-evokes the Irish tricolour and suggests respect for Celtic tradition and spiritual symbolism, making it particularly apt for memorial services with Irish connections or commemorations around St Patrick's Day. The composition reads as both formal and intimate: the craftsmanship is meticulous, petals are layered with purpose, and the overall feel is one of dignified remembrance. Locally made and photographed in a studio near Spitalfields and Old Street, this floral cross carries the quiet authority of a design intended to honour a life with beauty and restraint.
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A lovingly hand-crocheted Celtic cross captured on a bright white background, its soft three-dimensional form made from creamy off-white yarn that shapes the broad arms and elongated shaft. The maker has worked in a close, even stitch to give the piece a gently rounded, tactile surface that reads as warm and inviting to the touch. Rich emerald green yarn has been carefully incorporated around the outer edges of each arm and to define the circular ring at the centre, producing the unmistakable knot-like motif associated with Irish heritage. At the heart of the cross a tiny cluster of three miniature yellow-orange rosebuds - delicately embroidered or affixed fabric blooms - nestle against a few small green leaves, their hue echoing sunlit petals and providing a bright, focal accent against the neutral cream and deep green. Soft studio light from above casts subtle shadows that reveal the crochet's texture and the little loops of yarn, while the overall palette of cream, emerald and warm yellow-orange suggests comfort, tradition and quiet optimism. This handcrafted ornament carries a domestic, tactile charm: it could sit as a mantelpiece keepsake, a memorial token, or a decorative appliqué for a handmade cushion or shawl. The piece's modest scale and careful finishing hint at craft stall origins - a late morning at Columbia Road, a neighbourhood workshop near St Luke's Church - where makers in the area favour natural tones and thoughtful symbolism. There is a soothing sense of care in the work, a reminder of craft, memory and cultural connection presented with both skill and heart. The image shows a refined floral cross, crafted with the sensitivity of an experienced local florist serving the St Luke's community. The body of the cross is entirely covered in pristine white chrysanthemums, their softly curved petals layered so densely that they create a plush, almost cushion-like surface. The white blooms convey a feeling of purity and peace, suitable for a funeral or memorial where words may be hard to find. Around the arms and along the borders, clusters of lime-green button chrysanthemums appear as raised, rounded mounds. These button flowers have a compact, almost bead-like texture, and their vivid green colour brings a refreshing contrast, like touches of spring grass against freshly fallen snow. The focal point sits at the very centre: three open roses in tones of warm orange and golden yellow. Their petals are gently curled and velvety, deepening in colour towards the centre of each bloom, giving the impression of a glowing ember or soft evening light. Framing these roses are sprigs of small green filler and elegant fern fronds, which arc outward and add natural rhythm and depth to the composition. The lighting is clear and calm, picking up the subtle differences between the crisp whites, bright greens, and warm rose tones. Altogether, this floral cross feels like a thoughtful Irish-inspired tribute, perfect for honouring a loved one with ties to that heritage at a funeral service, wake, or church farewell in St Luke's, offering comfort and a sense of gentle, enduring love.

WHITE AND GREEN CELTIC CROSS£170.00

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Honor a loved one with the elegant White and Green Celtic Cross from St Luke's Florist, St Luke's. This premium funeral tribute features a beautifully crafted cross design created with white and green spray chrysanthemums, vibrant orange roses and fresh greenery for a gentle burst of colour. Thoughtfully arranged, this floral cross offers a graceful way to express sympathy, remembrance and love at a funeral, memorial service or graveside.

Carefully designed by our expert florists, this Celtic cross tribute is approximately 89cm (35") in length and 54cm (21") in width, making it a striking yet respectful focal arrangement. The soft white and green tones symbolise peace and renewal, while the orange roses add warmth and heartfelt sentiment.

At St Luke's Florist, we pride ourselves on quality and reliability. Where seasonal availability affects specific blooms, we follow a careful substitution policy, always choosing flowers of similar colour, size and equal or greater value to maintain the design and sentiment.

Available for local delivery from our St Luke's shop, this white and green Celtic cross is an ideal choice for a meaningful funeral flower tribute. Order online at stlukesflorist.co.uk for a beautifully arranged, premium-quality memorial cross crafted with care.
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