GENTLE GRATITUDE SHEAF£65.00
- 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
Crafted with graceful white lisianthus, delicate purple asters and pure white chrysanthemums, this hand-tied sheaf blends soft, soothing tones with rich texture and natural greenery. The result is a refined, premium arrangement that conveys admiration, peace and respect in a gentle yet meaningful way.
Available in Original, Deluxe and Grand sizes, the Gentle Gratitude Sheaf is suitable for display on the coffin, at the service, or as a standalone floral tribute. Our skilled florists in Basildon create each piece with care, using only fresh, high-quality stems for lasting beauty.
As some flowers are seasonal, we may make thoughtful substitutions with blooms of similar colour, size and value, ensuring the same elegant style and quality. With reliable local delivery from Flowers Basildon, you can send a dignified floral tribute with confidence when words are not enough.
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I wanted to let you know that I received a phone call from my friend today telling me how fabulous the sympathy flower arrangements were, and also what a wonderful job you did in getting them here on time. It was really important to her that everything be exactly right, and it was!! We will certainly use your services again when needed. Thank you for helping her out with such short notice.
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Lovely arrangement! Everyone made a comment how beautiful the flowers were!
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Delivery was timely arranged and discussed with the funeral directors. Absolutely nothing to complain about.
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I was worried that the flowers wouldn't be delivered on time thus I called Handy Flowers to check the progress of my order. They contacted the couriers and told me when the flowers were expected to be delivered. Very professional service!
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First time I`m ordering flowers online, didn`t know what to expect, but I`ll surely offer again.
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The flowers were arranged very beautifully.
