MAKE A WISH£60.00
- 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
Express deep honour and heartfelt sorrow with the MAKE A WISH sympathy bouquet from Haringey Flowers. This elegant hand-tied arrangement features cream ivory roses, royal purple alstroemeria, delicate white gypsophila and sculptural aspidistra leaves, creating a refined tribute for funerals, memorials or moments of remembrance. Designed with purity and simplicity in mind, this condolence bouquet offers a peaceful blend of soft neutrals and rich purple tones, perfect for expressing sympathy, support and love when words aren't enough. Each MAKE A WISH bouquet is carefully crafted by our florists in Haringey and delivered in bud to ensure maximum freshness, allowing you to watch the flowers gently open over several days. With a 5-day freshness guarantee and reliable next day flower delivery in Haringey and surrounding areas for orders placed before 4pm, you can trust Haringey Flowers to handle every detail with care. Seasonal substitutions may be used when required, always matched in colour, style and value to maintain the premium look and feel of your arrangement. Choose MAKE A WISH to send a thoughtful, dignified floral tribute that brings comfort and beauty in difficult times.
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Just wanted to let you know how happy we were with your services. I order flowers online for my sister's funeral, and they were beautiful. The carnations are just gorgeous!
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Easily found the bouquet I was looking for.
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They responded to all of my phone calls and emails making sure that I'm well informed of all of the delivery details. Good job.
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The flowers arrived fresh and vibrant. Thank you, Handy Flowers for creating the best funeral arrangement.
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Some friends recommended Handy Flowers and I decided to order sympathy flowers from them. They successfully delivered this lovely bouquet. Brilliant company!
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Good and professional attitude. Thank you.



