From Staff Reports

A local florist recently received a once-in-a-lifetime honor when a wreath he designed was selected for placement at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.

The patriotic wreath, created in Cochran, made its way to Washington, D.C., where it was displayed at Arlington Memorial Amphitheater before being placed at one of the nation’s most revered memorials.

The Ledger will sit down with Charles next week to learn how the opportunity came about, what the honor means to him, and the story behind the wreath that traveled from a small Georgia community to a place of national remembrance.

🌹 Stay tuned for the full interview and story. #TheLedger #CochranGA #ArlingtonNationalCemetery #TombOfTheUnknownSoldier #LocalPride 🇺🇸

Photos Contributed by Designs by Charles and his friends and family

2 responses to “From Cochran to Arlington: Local Florist’s Wreath Chosen for Tomb of the Unknown Soldier”

  1. LYNN T HARPER Avatar
    LYNN T HARPER

    Charles does beautiful work. Such an honor for him.

  2. Charles makes every arrangement with heart strings attached ❤️

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