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TREASURED NAN TRIBUTE£155.00
- Handcrafted by Your Local Florist
- Freshly Made to Order
- Delivered by Hand, Not Courier
- Guaranteed to Impress
- Same-Day Delivery - order by 3PM for delivery today
Celebrate the life of a much-loved grandmother with the Treasured Nan Tribute from Raynes Park Florist. This elegant NAN funeral letter tribute is carefully hand-crafted with a base of pristine white chrysanthemums, finished with delicate sprays of sunny yellow roses, fragrant white freesia and lush greenery for a soft, comforting look. Designed by our expert florists in Raynes Park, this beautiful memorial arrangement expresses adoration, gratitude and everlasting love, making it a fitting tribute for the funeral service, cremation or memorial. Approximate dimensions: length 90cm (35"), width 33cm (13"), height 20cm (8"). We can also create personalised floral letter or number tributes on request - simply contact our friendly team to discuss your requirements. Every design is made with fresh, premium blooms, and where needed we will thoughtfully substitute flowers of similar style and quality to maintain the overall look. Honour your Nan with a bespoke, high-quality floral tribute that reflects how treasured she truly was. Order online from Raynes Park Florist for reliable, professional service and respectful delivery.
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My aunt cried when she saw the memorial arrangement and the funeral tributes you sent and loved how it turned out.
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Shopping for funeral flowers was really hard for my family and we called Handy Flowers with the hope that they will help us. It turned out that the company has quite an experience in preparing funeral arrangements. They even contacted the funeral directors and arranged a timely delivery of the flowers. Extremely helpful people!
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Fresh flowers, polite customer service agents. The delivery was made promptly.
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This company has the warmest and friendliest customer service personnel ever!
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Our nan requested no flowers as she never liked them, so the funeral letter was a good alternative, thank you.
