A remembrance garden has been opened by Bill Nighy in Mayfair with 25,000 sparkling white roses, fundraising throughout the festive period.
Visitors can dedicate a rose in the Ever After Garden in Grosvenor Square to a loved one with a donation to The Royal Marsden for The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, a world-leading cancer centre.
In 2022, the garden raised more than £200,000, bringing its total raised to more than £450,000 since 2019.
Fashion journalist Camilla Morton and fashion designer Anya Hindmarch co-founded the garden following the death of their friend and production designer Michael Howells in 2018.
Camilla said: “When you lose someone its not about the gripes or the things that you were irritated with them about; it’s love.”
Hear what Camilla had to say below.
The garden is open daily from 3–9pm until 19 December.
Entry is free and donations can be made in person or online at: https://www.royalmarsden.org/support-us/give/ever-after-garden.
