New for Christmas 2020 - our Good King Wenceslas Dried Wreaths collection!
Order now for delivery on or after 1st November. Last shipping date before Christmas is 21st December.
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This is the Dorstone Wreath (https://www.greatbritishflorist.co.uk/products/blue-moon-dried-flower-wreath) and size large looking fabulous on a classic door in Harrogate. The great thing about our dried wreath collection is that they will last (with care) for months so you can enjoy them for longer… Our top five in October are… 1: The Brobury https://www.greatbritishflorist.co.uk/products/brobury-wreath
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New for 2020 - our Good King Wenceslas Dried Wreaths collection! Three dried arrangements to capture everything we love about Christmas and the Winter season. Order now for delivery on or after 1st November. Last shipping date before Christmas is 21st December. Our Dried Wreaths are wild and wonderful. There are many theories about the symbolism for door wreaths, some religious and some pagan– to ward off evil, eternal life, for remembrance etc The main point surely these days is to decorate and welcome and enjoy them :) We prefer these to a traditional fresh wreath because they last much longer - adorning your door with their fabulous texture and colour long after Christmas Day!
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