A peaceful and elegant expression of sympathy, Holding You Close is designed to bring comfort during a time of loss. This graceful arrangement features creamy white roses, lilies, alstroemeria, snapdragons, and soft seasonal accents surrounded by lush greenery and fern.
Nestled among the flowers is a beautiful angel-wing keepsake featuring the heartfelt sentiment, “Angel wings carried you away, memory keeps you near.”
The soft white and ivory color palette creates a serene tribute appropriate for a funeral or memorial service, or as a thoughtful expression of sympathy sent directly to the family’s home.
The angel-wing keepsake remains long after the flowers have faded, offering a lasting reminder of a loved one held close in your heart.
Flower varieties may vary slightly based on seasonal availability while maintaining the overall style, color palette, and value of the arrangement.
Includes: Dx Pre, White Roses, White Snapdragons, White Alstro, White La Lily, White Spray Rose, Salal, Sword Fern, Dusty Miller.
A peaceful and elegant expression of sympathy, Holding You Close is designed to bring comfort during a time of loss. This graceful arrangement features creamy white roses, lilies, alstroemeria, snapdragons, and soft seasonal accents surrounded by lush greenery and fern.
Nestled among the flowers is a beautiful angel-wing keepsake featuring the heartfelt sentiment, “Angel wings carried you away, memory keeps you near.”
The soft white and ivory color palette creates a serene tribute appropriate for a funeral or memorial service, or as a thoughtful expression of sympathy sent directly to the family’s home.
The angel-wing keepsake remains long after the flowers have faded, offering a lasting reminder of a loved one held close in your heart.
Flower varieties may vary slightly based on seasonal availability while maintaining the overall style, color palette, and value of the arrangement.
Includes: Dx Pre, White Roses, White Snapdragons, White Alstro, White La Lily, White Spray Rose, Salal, Sword Fern, Dusty Miller.
