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Floral tributes for funerals

Purple and white floral wreath

Floral tributes for funerals

Floral tributes are a traditional way to pay respects and honor the memory of a loved one who has passed away. Flowers can be a beautiful and comforting way to express condolences, sympathy, and love during a difficult time. Here are some things to keep in mind when choosing and sending floral tributes for funerals: 

 Type of flowers: Different types of flowers carry different meanings and can convey different sentiments. Some popular flowers for funerals include lilies, roses, carnations, chrysanthemums, and gladioli. White and pastel-colored flowers are often used for funerals, as they symbolize purity, peace, and love.

Pink lily and rose spray
White lily coffin spray
White lily and rose arrangement
White floral letter tribute
Red rose coffin spray
DAD floral letter tribute in white
Bright mixed floral arrangement
Red and white rose spray
White rose and carnation spray
Rainbow rose
Blue and white floral letter tribute
White floral sheaf
Pink peony arrangement
Purple and white floral wreath
Orange and yellow floral cross
Red and white floral cross
Bright mixed floral wreath
Sunflower and gerbera arrangement
NAN floral letter tribute in the hearse
Orange and red floral spray
Red and white rose coffin spray
White floral cross with roses
Purple floral spray on a wicker coffin
Purple floral tribute
White and green floral spray
Pink and white rose wreath
Pink lily spray

 Arrangements: There are a variety of floral arrangements that can be sent for a funeral. Wreaths, sprays, and standing arrangements are common choices, and they can be designed to reflect the personality and preferences of the deceased. You may also choose to send a smaller bouquet or arrangement to the family’s home after the funeral as a way to express ongoing support and sympathy. 

 Personalization: If you would like to make the floral tribute more personal, you can include a special message or note. This can be written on a card that accompanies the flowers, or you can request that the florist include a personalized ribbon or banner.  
 

Our personal florist, Nikki from Flowers on the Green, is on hand to answer any queries or questions.