Prestige Flowers brings bespoke bouquets and comfort to newly refurbished Overgate Hospice (aff)
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Online florist Prestige Flowers has partnered with Overgate Hospice in Elland to design custom bouquets for its newly refurbished patient rooms, continuing a community partnership that has raised over £35,000
A West Yorkshire hospice has unveiled a series of bespoke floral arrangements designed to create a soothing, uplifting environment for patients and their families.
National online florist Prestige Flowers has teamed up with Overgate Hospice in Elland to adorn its newly refurbished patient rooms.
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Each custom bouquet has been tailored to reflect the specific colour scheme and floral name of its designated room - including the Sunflower Room, Lavender Room, and Rose Room.
The floral displays are set to be refreshed regularly throughout the year, maintaining a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere for visitors and residents undergoing care.
The initiative builds on a longstanding relationship between the Halifax-based florist and the Elland hospice.
Over several years of joint fundraising and event support, Prestige Flowers has helped generate more than £35,000 for the end-of-life care facility.
Elise Harlock, of Prestige Flowers, said: "We’re incredibly proud to continue supporting Overgate Hospice and to be part of such a meaningful project.
“Flowers have a unique way of bringing comfort, warmth, and positivity to a space, and we wanted each arrangement to reflect the personality of its room while helping to create a welcoming environment for residents and their loved ones.
"Overgate Hospice does such important work within our community, and we’re delighted to play a small role in helping brighten the experience of those in its care."
Looking ahead, the partnership plans to expand its support beyond room décor.
Future initiatives under development include hands-on flower-arranging workshops for patients, alongside donated bouquets and balloons for milestone family celebrations hosted at the hospice throughout the year.