Spring Wreath Kit
£55.00
Dried Flower Wreath
£25.00
Flowers in a Jug
£38.00
Vase
£7.50
Tulip Bouquet
£37.50
Spring is just around the corner and we can’t wait.
Why not get your house ready for the spring season and create your very own door wreath!
Out kits are bursting with spring ingredients to create a fabulous wreath that all your neighbours will be envious of!
Creating a wreath at home can be the perfect way to unwind after a busy day or why not get a group of friends together and each create your bespoke wreaths over a glass of wine?
Wreath kits are £55 and can be collected from Rose Cottage (LE14 4DA) or they can be posted to you home with an additional postage charge.
All kits will be ready to collect or will be posted by 9th March, just in time for the official day of spring!
Don’t delay, order yours today, cut off date for orders is 28th February and they’ll be delivered or can be collected – week commencing 9th March
Also available for delivery/collection for Mothers Day 27th March
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