A large, saxophone-shaped floral arrangement fills the scene, set crisply against a white studio-like background so that every flower and contour appears vivid and defined. The shape of the saxophone is instantly clear: a gently arched neck, a straight, upright body, and a pronounced bell at the bottom, all engineered entirely from fresh flowers. The surface is dominated by a blanket of bright, sunny yellow chrysanthemum heads, each bloom pushed closely up against the next to build a solid, textured layer that clings faithfully to the outline of the instrument. Across this yellow expanse dance small pockets of deep red spray roses, their velvety petals marking out the positions of keys and valves in a pattern that mirrors where a musician's fingers would travel. These red accents break the uniformity of the yellow and provide a strong visual rhythm, almost like chords picked out on a score. Threaded delicately through the arrangement are strands of dark green foliage, cinching in around the neck, following the outer line of the bell, and slipping here and there between the blooms. The greenery gives the design dimension and brings an organic, slightly flowing character, counterbalancing the structured outline. Near the mouthpiece, thin green or metallic rods and wires lift unobtrusively from the flowers, suggesting both a hint of the instrument's finer components and the unseen support holding the tribute securely together. The overall feeling is that of a bespoke, highly personal memorial piece-ideal for a New Eltham family commemorating a relative who played in local bands, school orchestras, or community music groups around Avery Hill and Eltham Park. The golden tones echo joy and gratitude, while the touches of red add a quiet, heartfelt note of remembrance and love.
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This photograph captures a dramatic floral tribute designed as a full-sized saxophone, set upright against a clear white background that showcases its style and colour. The saxophone's form is built with remarkable precision from hundreds of compact, bright yellow chrysanthemum florets, creating a uniform, cushion-like surface that flows from the curved neck down through the body and into the flared bell. The yellow flowers are so densely packed that they form a continuous, sculpted skin over the structure, yet each tiny petal still adds texture and depth, catching light and shadow in subtle ways. Scattered across this expanse, in deliberate positions corresponding to the saxophone's keys and buttons, are small clusters of rich red spray roses and rosebuds. Their darker, velvety hue stands out strikingly against the yellow base, giving the impression of musical notes picked out in colour. Fine, trailing strands of dark green foliage wind gently around parts of the instrument, tracing the outer curve, hugging the neck, and at times dipping between blooms to add dimension and a natural, slightly flowing energy. Near what would be the mouthpiece, slender green or metallic support wires rise almost invisibly, adding subtle structure and a suggestion of the reed area without interrupting the floral effect. The tribute feels both celebratory and reflective, an expressive way to say goodbye to someone who loved music-perhaps a saxophonist who rehearsed in New Eltham, a jazz fan who enjoyed evenings in nearby Eltham High Street venues, or a cherished family member whose favourite records were always playing at home. The combination of sunny yellow and deep red sends a message of warmth, respect, and enduring gratitude, creating a powerful focal point for a funeral or memorial service. The photograph shows a sophisticated saxophone-shaped funeral tribute, crafted entirely from fresh flowers and presented against a clean, bright white background that highlights every nuance. The overall form is unmistakably that of a saxophone: an elegant, upward-reaching neck that curves softly, a long, straight central body, and a bell that flares gently at the bottom, giving the arrangement a confident, musical stance. The surface of this floral instrument is made from a dense covering of yellow chrysanthemums, each tiny bloom snugly placed so they form a smooth, uniform blanket of cheerful colour. Running down the front, in place of the instrument's keys, are trails of orange-red spray roses, set in thoughtful, rhythmic clusters. Between these, small tufts of fresh green foliage are woven in, introducing bursts of natural texture and a soothing contrast that deepens the design. You can just make out fine light green structural wires and framework beneath the flowers, clues to the technical skill and secure construction required to keep such a sculptural tribute intact from the florist's workbench to a funeral venue in New Eltham, Mottingham, or Eltham. A soft shadow below suggests the tribute is standing upright, perhaps on an easel, ready to be positioned at a service where family and friends will gather to say goodbye. The mood is tender yet bright, well suited to commemorating someone whose life was steeped in music-a saxophonist, music teacher, or jazz enthusiast-offering a floral echo of their favourite tunes. It feels like a final, gentle performance in flowers, bringing solace and a touch of New Eltham's quiet community spirit to a moment of farewell.

SAXOPHONE TRIBUTE£130.00

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Celebrate the life of a music lover with our Saxophone Tribute funeral arrangement, expertly handcrafted by Florist New Eltham. This elegant yellow chrysanthemum saxophone is complemented by delicate spray roses and lush greenery, creating a unique floral tribute that reflects the joy and melody they brought to the world.

Perfect for funerals, memorials, and church services, this saxophone-shaped tribute offers a thoughtful way to honour their passion for music and faith. Using only the freshest seasonal flowers, our skilled florists ensure every detail is precise, from the shape and outline of the saxophone to the soft gospel-inspired colour palette.

Approximate dimensions: Height 83 cm (32") x Width 33 cm (13"). Due to seasonal availability, some flowers may be substituted with blooms of similar colour, size, and superior quality, while always maintaining the overall style and design.

Available for local delivery in New Eltham and surrounding areas, this bespoke funeral tribute provides a premium, reliable choice when words are not enough. Order online from floristneweltham.co.uk for a dignified, memorable floral arrangement that beautifully expresses your deepest condolences.
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    The funeral flowers were delivered on time and according to our specific instructions. The cost was very reasonable compared to other companies that we considered using.

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    Our ex band member would`ve appreciate this. Looked exactly flawless.

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    Uncle Ben would definitely love this, very professionally designed. Thank you for the timely flower delivery and wonderful tribute.

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