Anne Harman places an orchid in a memory tree in aid of Parkinson's UK.
Flowers filled a church to mark the 55th anniversary of the Epsom Mayday Flower Club.
More than 40 floral displays went on show at St Mary’s Church in Ewell over the bank holiday weekend.
The flower festival, called Emerald Glory, raised money for the church and the Sutton, Epsom and Kingston branch of Parkinson’s UK.
Lucy Morrell gives an orchid to Vicar Russell Dewhurst to place in the memory tree in aid of Parkinson's UK.
Lucy Morrell, vice chairman of the club, said many hundreds of people visited the show.
Ms Morrell said: "We were absolutely thrilled. We really feel we have established the club in the village and feel part of the community."
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