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Georgia Peach Blossom
Named "Georgia Peach Blossom" because this rose looks like a delicious Georgia peach by its colors.
The case is a simple acrylic rectangular upright, and the base is made of dark crushed shell. The decorative wires and ribbon (rose gold and plum) were chosen specifically to tie in the hues of the rose with our client's favorite color - purple.
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(We do not recommend this display for shipping reasons. Pick up only.)
Pinks & Purples
A simple cluster of pastel lilies and chrysanthemums set in an extra-deep matte black shadowbox. The backing is made of white silk covered with a fine purple tulle. Depending on the viewing angle, the purple tulle changes hue.
Angel's Wing
"A Loving Mother and Grandmother"
This tabletop display houses two roses and a 4"x5" photo provided by the client. The back is mirrored with the words "A Loving Mother and Grandmother" written in royal blue reflective foil. The foundational piece was constructed feather-by-feather to look like an angel wing.
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(Please excuse the hasty photography on this one, we were in a rush to get it delivered!)
Ornate Glass Box
Simple in concept and design, this memorial rose was provided by the client as a special gift for a family member. We supplied the greenery to compliment this deep burgundy bloom.
Four Sons
The backing of the main display is white silk covered in fine blue tulle. The interior is lined with soft white lights, and the shade of blue changes depending on the lighting and viewing angle.
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The backing of the accompaniment piece is transparent cloud paper over light blue cardstock.
This client provided us with four roses, ribbons from a casket spray, and a poem to be made into displays for his four sons.
"How do I love you?
Let me count the ways..."
Rose Gold was chosen to be used for the wording
in both pieces.
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The poem is an adaptation of Doug Manning's "When Memories Become Precious".
All four displays side-by-side.
The door easily opens and closes (secured by magnets when closed).
On/Off switch
The battery pack slides out for convenient battery replacement.
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