Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity has partnered with Waddesdon Manor to launch a special SnowDrop event to remember loved ones and raise funds for local hospice care this Spring.
In March a stunning temporary display of 500 bespoke 3-headed metal snowdrops will be installed at the Aviary Gardens at Waddesdon Manor. Each Forever Snowdrop will represent the life of a loved one.
The Charity are offering you the opportunity to be a part of this event by purchasing one of these limited Forever Snowdrops, which also includes an invitation to a private viewing of the display on Monday 21st March whilst the grounds are closed to the public.
The Forever Snowdrop installation will then remain on display to the general public for two weeks. And once the installation is removed, you will be able to take the flower home to display as a Forever Snowdrop keepsake.
Michelle Merrison, the charity’s In Memory Manager told us,
"We wanted to offer something unique and tangible to represent and honour our loved ones in a really special way, from this our forever flowers event was born.
"We chose snowdrops because they really are a sign of hope as we start to see their shoots come through towards the end of that cold and dark season of winter. We worked alongside British Ironworks, who have designed the flowers for us and will hand craft each and every one so they're just as unique as our loved ones.
"We hope that the display offers all the visitors to the gardens at this time their own opportunity to reflect and remember."
The money raised from the display will help to raise vital funds for hospice care, ensuring that the Florence Nightingale Hospice team are there to support patients and their families through the toughest times.
Dedicate your Forever Snowdrop at https://www.fnhospice.org.uk/foreverflowers or call 01296 429975 for more information.
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