A carefully constructed, U-shaped ceremonial garland - often called a mala - is shown on a pure white field, its shadow suggesting a soft studio light and revealing the dense texture of thousands of tiny fabric petals. From each top end a rounded, cylindrical band of creamy white blooms begins, the petals compacted to create a plush, cloudlike effect that evokes traditional jasmine strings used in temple garlands. Below this the design shifts to a browned maroon band: tightly clustered synthetic flowers that add a deep, devotional tone and visual weight to the upper curve. The garland's longest, most voluminous section is a generous sweep of bright yellow blossoms, finished to resemble marigolds or small dahlias; this sunlit band forms the graceful arc of the U and speaks to celebration and prosperity. Where the two yellow arcs join at the bottom, the arrangement culminates in a larger, central cluster of pure white chrysanthemum-style blooms that reads as the ceremonial focal point. Small dark green leaf accents separate select colour transitions, particularly between the yellow and the lower white mass, giving subtle contrast and rhythm. This piece is clearly engineered for longevity - synthetic petals and careful stitching make it ideal for repeated use in puja, temple offerings, weddings or Diwali displays. As a local Orpington maker supplying ceremonial florals for events around the Walnuts shopping area and Priory Gardens, Orpington Florist recognises the cultural meaning encoded here: white for purity, yellow for auspiciousness, and maroon for devotion. The overall effect is elegant, respectful and reassuringly durable, suitable for both sacred ritual and warm, traditional home décor.
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A vibrant, U-shaped ceremonial garland sits against a pure white backdrop, its silhouette softened by a faint, realistic shadow that lifts it from the surface. Beginning at each top arm is a dense, cylindrical band of creamy white petals - small, tightly packed fabric blooms that mimic jasmine or petite chrysanthemums and give a plush, cloud-like texture. Those white cylinders melt into a rich maroon or reddish-brown band of the same tactile, closely arranged blossoms, the deeper hue adding a warm, grounding contrast. The longest portion of both arms flows into a generous expanse of bright, sunny yellow flowers; these soft, pom-pom-like petals are arranged to read as marigold or dahlia motifs, creating a broad, cheerful curve that carries the eye toward the base. Where the two yellow sweeps meet at the bottom, the garland rounds into a fuller, wider cluster of pure white, chrysanthemum-style blooms that becomes the focal point - a luminous centrepiece that signals reverence and celebration. Tiny, dark green leaf accents are placed sparingly between some colour transitions, especially between the yellow and the lower white cluster, adding a hint of natural contrast and punctuation. The piece is clearly artificial - thousands of fabric petals and meticulous stitching visible on close inspection - made for durability in ritual use, temple offerings, weddings or festival displays. As a florist who often prepares similar malas for Diwali and puja in Orpington, I note the careful balance of colour symbolism here: white for purity, yellow for prosperity, and maroon for devotion. The composition feels ceremonial yet welcoming, designed to be both an honouring offering and a bright, decorative presence in a home or place of worship. Shown here is a richly detailed floral garland, arranged in a U-shaped open oval that seems to float against a bright white studio background. The top arc is a solid cushion of white flowers, hundreds of tiny florets closely tied together to create a soft, continuous band, radiating purity and stillness. Down each side, the garland shifts into bands of deep maroon, the petals compact and plush, giving a sense of quiet intensity and honour, like the hushed tone of voices sharing memories at a gathering in Orpington. At the lowest curve, the design opens into a sweeping half-moon of golden yellow blooms, their sunny colour adding a tender lift to the mood, symbolising hope and cherished moments. Little accents of green foliage sit between the white and maroon, and where maroon meets yellow, functioning as delicate, leafy separators that bring a touch of natural freshness to the otherwise solid fields of colour. The thickness of the garland is consistent from top to bottom, suggesting that each flower has been placed with care to achieve an even, luxurious finish, ready to be used in a funeral service, temple ritual, or traditional welcoming ceremony. You can almost imagine the faint floral fragrance and soft weight of it in the hands, as it is carried through a doorway or laid gently in place. With its thoughtful blend of white, maroon, and yellow, this garland becomes a quiet visual poem of farewell, reverence, and enduring love, crafted for the Orpington community.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Honour a loved one with our Garland Tribute, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. Handcrafted in Orpington by Orpington Florist, this colourful floral garland features fresh chrysanthemums in a harmonious blend of hues. Each tribute is made to order, allowing you to choose any colour combination that best reflects personal faith, tradition and remembrance.

Measuring approximately 110cm (43 inches) in length, this funeral garland is ideal for religious rites, temple offerings and ceremonial farewells. Our experienced florists carefully select premium blooms for lasting freshness, ensuring a respectful and dignified tribute.

Because many flowers are seasonal, we may substitute blooms when required. Any substitutions will be of similar size and colour, and always of equal or superior quality and value. With reliable local delivery from our Orpington shop, you can arrange your Hindu or Sikh funeral flowers with confidence and peace of mind. Order this bespoke chrysanthemum garland tribute online today for a beautiful and meaningful final offering.
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