Willow Crossley: Last News

Meghan Markle has been accused of a “deeply problematic” PR stunt at Prince Philip’s funeral by a royal expert. The Duchess of Sussex did not attend the late Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral last April because she was pregnant with daughter Lilibet.

took off during the lockdown months but for floral stylist Willow Crossley, encapsulating the outdoors inside is a great starting point, particularly for newbies taking on autumnal decorating for the first time. “This year we’re very late with the frost, so I’m trying to embrace colour and nature as much as possible,” she says. Look out for twigs, berries and Old Man’s Beard on your walks - they make perfect rustic materials to style up a mantelpiece or a simple bud vase on the table.  A post shared by Willow Crossley Creates (@willowcrossleycreates)Crossley also encourages to take advantage of dahlias, which are still growing strong, and hydrangeas: “I like to mix these flowers with crab apples and sweet chestnuts around the home for a

took off during the lockdown months but for floral stylist Willow Crossley, encapsulating the outdoors inside is a great starting point, particularly for newbies taking on autumnal decorating for the first time. “This year we’re very late with the frost, so I’m trying to embrace colour and nature as much as possible,” she says. Look out for twigs, berries and Old Man’s Beard on your walks - they make perfect rustic materials to style up a mantelpiece or a simple bud vase on the table.  A post shared by Willow Crossley Creates (@willowcrossleycreates)Crossley also encourages to take advantage of dahlias, which are still growing strong, and hydrangeas: “I like to mix these flowers with crab apples and sweet chestnuts around the home for a

took off during the lockdown months but for floral stylist Willow Crossley, encapsulating the outdoors inside is a great starting point, particularly for newbies taking on autumnal decorating for the first time. “This year we’re very late with the frost, so I’m trying to embrace colour and nature as much as possible,” she says. Look out for twigs, berries and Old Man’s Beard on your walks - they make perfect rustic materials to style up a mantelpiece or a simple bud vase on the table.  A post shared by Willow Crossley Creates (@willowcrossleycreates)Crossley also encourages to take advantage of dahlias, which are still growing strong, and hydrangeas: “I like to mix these flowers with crab apples and sweet chestnuts around the home for a

Meghan Markle could unfortunately not be by her husband Prince Harry's side at Prince Philip's funeral, which took place at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle on April 17. For the unversed, The Duchess of Sussex was advised by her physician not to travel due to her pregnancy.

Meghan Markle was not able to attend Prince Philip's funeral, but she was there in spirit. The 39-year-old Duchess of Sussex could not travel due to her pregnancy but she did watch the broadcast of the ceremony from her and Harry's home in California.

Sending her love. Meghan Markle could not attend Prince Philip‘s funeral in person but sent a handwritten note and wreath of flowers to be laid at his services, Today reports.

Prince Harry has honoured his grandfather Prince Philip as the Royal Family gathered to say goodbye.

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