Vintage Charm Hatbox

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Jun 10, 2024

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Indulge in the elegance our Vintage Charm Hatbox that has been beautifully created and hand finished by our Florists. This stunning hatbox arrangement uses only the finest stems of beautiful White Veronica, Peach Avalanche Roses, Lady Margaret Rose, Caramel Carnation and Apple Tea Carnation finished with glistening Copper Ruscus and Pistagia making an arrangement perfect for any occasion. Why not add a personalised card to make your hatbox even more special.
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