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RAYS OF LIGHT SON 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 memory of a cherished son with the Rays of Light Son Tribute, a graceful funeral flower arrangement handcrafted by Flowers Archway in Archway, London. Featuring radiant sunflowers symbolising warmth and love, set against a pure white base of chrysanthemums, this tribute beautifully represents eternal life and a light that never fades. Delicate white veronica, lush ivy and fresh greenery add texture and depth, creating a thoughtful, uplifting design for the funeral service, memorial or graveside. Expertly arranged to approximately 90cm in length, this premium tribute is ideal for expressing heartfelt sympathy and support to family and friends. Each Rays of Light Son Tribute is made to order using the freshest seasonal blooms, with careful substitutions only when necessary to maintain the same style, colour palette and quality. Trust Flowers Archway for reliable, compassionate service and stunning funeral flowers in Archway and across North London. Order online for timely local delivery and let this elegant sunflower and white chrysanthemum tribute honour a son's lasting place in your heart.
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Your 24-hour emergency delivery service is amazing; I wish that all of the other local florists were as responsive as you this online florist. Thanks again.
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Very delicate arrangement. Took me a while to figure out which arrangement would be the one to order but thought this one was quite beautiful.
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It was very easy to order funeral flowers from Handy Flowers as it took me just a few minutes to fill in my details and get a confirmation of my order. The arrangement was delivered on time for the funeral service and looked very beautiful.
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Reliable service. Called them to ask for the price of a funeral tribute and was treated with great respect and friendly attitude. Real professionals.
