Jason and I were hugely honoured to be invited to these very important celebrations last week, Trinity Hospice as many of you regular readers will know is a charity very close to our hearts here at Flower Design, they are our nominated charity and throughout the year proceeds from our demonstrations, Afternoon Teas and Supper clubs make there way over to Trinity!
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This was of course a very special celebration officiated by The Bishop of Blackburn, with local VIP's and dignatries and of course normal folks like ourselves invited to celebrate 25 years of service to The Fylde Coast.
St Cuthberts was dressed to impress with their legendry Lytch Gate decorated with a garland of fabulous Green Blooms.(This was gift from the very generous Mrs Jukhoop)
Inside we had two huge pedestal designs of Midori Anthuriums, Emerald Hydrangeas, White Delphiniums and Green Tea Roses.
These two designs represent "Guardian Angels" hence their size and shape
Fragrant Bay Trees and peaceful ferns flanked the door way 
And my old friend John was at the gate to welcome everyone
The nursing staff of the hospice greeted all of the visitors and handed out the order of service 
Katie Fieldhouse meeting and greeting all of the Mayors
The uber brilliant & lovely Jane Molyneux of Trinity Hospice
There were lots of happy faces my old friend Ken 
Becca who'd put together such a beautiful service
Jimmy Armfield 
Inside we had two huge pedestal designs of Midori Anthuriums, Emerald Hydrangeas, White Delphiniums and Green Tea Roses.
These two designs represent "Guardian Angels" hence their size and shape
Fragrant Bay Trees and peaceful ferns flanked the door way 
And my old friend John was at the gate to welcome everyone
The nursing staff of the hospice greeted all of the visitors and handed out the order of service 
Katie Fieldhouse meeting and greeting all of the Mayors
The uber brilliant & lovely Jane Molyneux of Trinity Hospice
There were lots of happy faces my old friend Ken 
Becca who'd put together such a beautiful service
Jimmy Armfield 
Bishop of Blackburn - Rt Rev Nicholas Reade 
Canon Andrew Clitherow 
The table was laid as a display of hospitality; a symbol of the hospitality offered by Trinity Hospice to everyone who needs it
All of the readers were inspirational and we were reminded of the very first "Good Samaritan" 
The completely wonderful Nicola Howard, Soprana moved us all with her wonderful singing 
The lights of the candle representing "Trinity" were lit by two brothers 
Andrew Hollowell 
Bishop of Blackburn - Rt Rev Nicholas Reade & Nicola Howard 
oops! 
Canon Andrew Clitherow 
The table was laid as a display of hospitality; a symbol of the hospitality offered by Trinity Hospice to everyone who needs it
All of the readers were inspirational and we were reminded of the very first "Good Samaritan" 
The completely wonderful Nicola Howard, Soprana moved us all with her wonderful singing 
The lights of the candle representing "Trinity" were lit by two brothers 
Andrew Hollowell 
Bishop of Blackburn - Rt Rev Nicholas Reade & Nicola Howard 
oops! This was such an uplifting and a wonderful evenings celebration and we all look forward to many more years of Trinity Hospice serving our community, if you'd like to make a donation or know more perhaps volunteer just check out their web site http://www.trinityhospice.co.uk/
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