Ever After Garden



Ever After Garden

In support of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity





The Ever After Garden is a tranquil haven where everyone everywhere can remember treasured friends and family they have lost.  

Over the festive season each year, Grosvenor Square in the heart of Mayfair is lit up with over 30,000 illuminated white roses.

You are invited to dedicate a rose in memory of a loved one, whilst making a donation in support of The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.  

The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity is proud to be working with Brookfield as Headline Partner for the Ever After Garden 2024.

The Ever After Garden 2024 will open from 14 November to 18 December. You can now pre-order your dedication online and it will be added to the Ever After Garden when it re-opens.   

Ever After Garden 2024

Grosvenor Square, Mayfair
London, W1K 6LD

  • Open from 14 November – 18 December 2024. 
  • Open daily from 3pm – 9pm.  
  • Free entry.
  • £10 suggested minimum donation to dedicate a rose.
  • Your dedication will be added to the garden once it re-opens this winter.



A photo of a hand holding a small wooden sign. The sign has a dedication written on it which reads - 'My dearest Mum, I never stop missing you. Lots of love' handwritten on it.

Dedicate a rose

Dedications are available online now for a suggested minimum donation of £10 per rose. Your dedication will be planted in the Ever After Garden when it re-opens this winter. 

Or you can visit the chalet at the Ever After Garden and make a donation and dedicate a rose in person. From 14 November – 18 December 2024, the chalet will be open daily between 3 and 9pm, with members of the team on hand to help you.

Please note, the illuminated roses remain onsite as part of the installation for all visitors to enjoy and are not distributed individually.  

Collecting your dedication marker

If you dedicate a rose online, you can choose to collect your dedication marker and handwrite it yourself when you visit the Ever After Garden.

To collect your dedication maker when the garden re-opens this winter, please visit the chalet and have your email confirmation ready to show a member of the team.

Unable to visit the garden?

You can also choose to have of our volunteers handwrite your dedication and place it in the garden on your behalf when the garden re-opens. 
 
As the garden contains thousands of dedications, we will be unable to locate your individual dedication if you choose to have one of our volunteers write and place your dedication marker on your behalf. 
 
If you would like to know exactly where your dedication has been planted within the garden, we recommend writing your dedication message yourself when you visit. 




Multiple illuminated white roses from the Ever After Garden at night.



A person holding up a small wooden sign next to an illuminated white rose. It reads: "Granny and Grandpa, I'll never stop missing you"

Dedicate a rose

Dedications are available online now for a suggested minimum donation of £10 per rose. Your dedication will be planted in the Ever After Garden when it re-opens this winter. 

Or you can visit the chalet at the Ever After Garden and make a donation and dedicate a rose in person. From 14 November – 18 December 2024, the chalet will be open daily between 3 and 9pm, with members of the team on hand to help you.

Please note, the illuminated roses remain onsite as part of the installation for all visitors to enjoy and are not distributed individually.  

Collecting your dedication marker

If you dedicate a rose online, you can choose to collect your dedication marker and handwrite it yourself when you visit the Ever After Garden.

To collect your dedication maker when the garden re-opens this winter, please visit the chalet and have your email confirmation ready to show a member of the team.

Dedicate a rose online

You can also choose to have one of our volunteers handwrite your dedication and place it in the garden on your behalf when the garden re-opens. 
 
As the garden contains thousands of dedications, we will be unable to locate your individual dedication if you choose to have one of our volunteers write and place your dedication marker on your behalf. 
 
If you would like to know exactly where your dedication has been planted within the garden, we recommend writing your dedication message yourself when you visit. 




Hundreds of white illuminated white roses at night



A photo of the Ever After Garden illuminated roses. The garden looks like a beautiful sea of lights in the darkness.

A garden of remembrance

After the loss of their friend, the late production designer Michael Howells, Royal Marsden Cancer Charity Trustee and designer Dame Anya Hindmarch, and fashion writer Camilla Morton, wanted to find an inspiring way to remember those we have lost. Together, they created the Ever After Garden which first lit up Grosvenor Square in 2019.   

"The Ever After Garden was born out of the need to pay tribute to those we have lost during the year. It was an idea originally conceived with Camilla Morton in memory of Michael Howells and is named after the film for which he designed the sets. However this garden should be personal to everyone. For me, it is also in memory of my Aunt Elizabeth Hindmarch."

"My wish is for this to be a place to reflect at Christmas in amongst all the festive cheer, and in doing so raise money for the incredible institution that is The Royal Marsden."

Dame Anya Hindmarch, Charity Trustee, designer and Co-founder of the Ever After Garden.



The Ever After Garden at night. The entirety of Grosvenor Square is lit up with beautiful white roses. You can see dark figures of people admiring the roses in the background.

A garden of remembrance

After the loss of their friend, the late production designer Michael Howells, Royal Marsden Cancer Charity Trustee and designer Dame Anya Hindmarch, and fashion writer Camilla Morton, wanted to find an inspiring way to remember those we have lost. Together, they created the Ever After Garden which first lit up Grosvenor Square in 2019.   

"The Ever After Garden was born out of the need to pay tribute to those we have lost during the year. It was an idea originally conceived with Camilla Morton in memory of Michael Howells and is named after the film for which he designed the sets. However this garden should be personal to everyone. For me, it is also in memory of my Aunt Elizabeth Hindmarch." 

"My wish is for this to be a place to reflect at Christmas in amongst all the festive cheer, and in doing so raise money for the incredible institution that is The Royal Marsden." 

Dame Anya Hindmarch, Charity Trustee, designer and Co-founder of the Ever After Garden.



A black and white photo of two people at the Ever After Garden admiring the illuminated white roses. They are both wearing warm coats with bobble hats, and one of them is leaning over the roses and taking a photo.


Since first opening in 2019, the Ever After Garden has raised over £870,000 for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, thanks to everyone who has dedicated a rose.

The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity raises money solely to support The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre. Your donation will help ensure our nurses, doctors and research teams can provide the very best care and develop life-saving treatments, which are used across the UK and around the world.

Your dedication will support

  • Ground-breaking research that will save lives across the UK and around the world.  
  • State-of-the-art equipment that is vital to achieving major breakthroughs in cancer research. 
  • Training the cancer specialists of the future to support people affected by cancer everywhere. 



A night time photo of couple looking at a dedication amongst a sea of white illuminated roses.


Since first opening in 2019, the Ever After Garden has raised over £870,000 for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, thanks to everyone who has dedicated a rose.

The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity raises money solely to support The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre. Your donation will help ensure our nurses, doctors and research teams can provide the very best care and develop life-saving treatments, which are used across the UK and around the world.

Your dedication will support

  • Ground-breaking research that will save lives across the UK and around the world. 
  • State-of-the-art equipment that is vital to achieving major breakthroughs in cancer research. 
  • Training the cancer specialists of the future to support people affected by cancer everywhere. 



The Ever After Garden at night. The entirety of Grosvenor Square is lit up with beautiful white roses. You can see dark figures of people admiring the roses in the background.

Visiting the Ever After Garden

Opening dates and times  

  • This year, the Ever After Garden will be open from 14 November – 18 December 2024
  • Entry to the garden is FREE.
  • There is a suggested minimum donation of £10 to dedicate a rose. 

Getting to the Ever After Garden 

The garden is located in Grosvenor Square, London, W1K 6LD. Grosvenor Square can be reached by tube via Bond Street Station, Marble Arch Station (both a five-minute walk) or Green Park Station (thirteen-minute walk). 

Get directions >

Facilities

Please note, there are no toilets, or food and drink facilities in Grosvenor Square, however Oxford Street is a five-minute walk away and offers many options. 

Accessibility 

Grosvenor Square is on street level and contains no steps. Noise levels within the Garden are low. The lights are static and do not flash.  If you have any further questions about this, please contact us at [email protected]  




A young woman crouches down in the ever after garden. The light from the illuminated roses is reflecting across the ground.

Visiting the Ever After Garden

Opening dates and times 

  • This year, the Ever After Garden will be open from 14 November – 18 December 2024
  • Entry to the garden is FREE.
  • There is a suggested minimum donation of £10 to dedicate a rose. 

Getting to the Ever After Garden 

The garden is located in Grosvenor Square, London, W1K 6LD. Grosvenor Square can be reached by tube via Bond Street Station, Marble Arch Station (both a five-minute walk) or Green Park Station (thirteen-minute walk). 

Get directions >

Facilities

Please note, there are no toilets, or food and drink facilities in Grosvenor Square, however Oxford Street is a five-minute walk away and offers many options. 

Accessibility 

Grosvenor Square is on street level and contains no steps. Noise levels within the Garden are low. The lights are static and do not flash.  If you have any further questions about this, please contact us at [email protected]