Flowers & Plants Suitable For Funerals
When someone passes away, it is a huge kindness to the deceased's family for you to extend your sympathies. Sending a card or a floral arrangement are ideal ways to show that you care. Here are some flower choices that are especially suitable for a funeral or memorial.
There are many different types of bouquets that are suitable for funerals. White blooms are particularly suitable for memorials, but you can also choose a specific flower or color if you know the favorite of the deceased. There really is no wrong type of flower to choose, even a colorful display is still acceptable, because it is our way of both honoring the deceased and celebrating the life that they led.
A spray, which is a large floral arrangement that rests on a stand, is an excellent choice. Sprays and wreaths, which also can rest on a stand, are somewhat more expensive that a single bouquet, but their larger size makes them particularly ideal to send from a group, such as the deceased's co-workers or perhaps a group from which he or she belonged.
If you would like to send something that is sure to last for many weeks or even months, you can opt to send plants instead of flowers. Most florists have a variety of options suitable for funerals, and some include lush green plants or perhaps a variety of flowering plants mixed together.
If you don't hear about the death in time to send flowers to the funeral service, don't worry. It is still a lovely token of sympathy to send flowers or plants directly to a surviving family member in the weeks following the funeral. This can be a nice gesture that indicates that the family is still in your thoughts.
Often, you might see the words "in lieu of flowers" in a funeral notice indicating that the deceased or the family of the deceased wish for donations to be made to a specific charity. Despite this, you can certainly still send flowers and make a donation in honor of the deceased. You can have the flowers sent to the service or perhaps send a bouquet even a week or two later to a family member just to let them know they are still in your thoughts.
There are many different types of bouquets that are suitable for funerals. White blooms are particularly suitable for memorials, but you can also choose a specific flower or color if you know the favorite of the deceased. There really is no wrong type of flower to choose, even a colorful display is still acceptable, because it is our way of both honoring the deceased and celebrating the life that they led.
A spray, which is a large floral arrangement that rests on a stand, is an excellent choice. Sprays and wreaths, which also can rest on a stand, are somewhat more expensive that a single bouquet, but their larger size makes them particularly ideal to send from a group, such as the deceased's co-workers or perhaps a group from which he or she belonged.
If you would like to send something that is sure to last for many weeks or even months, you can opt to send plants instead of flowers. Most florists have a variety of options suitable for funerals, and some include lush green plants or perhaps a variety of flowering plants mixed together.
If you don't hear about the death in time to send flowers to the funeral service, don't worry. It is still a lovely token of sympathy to send flowers or plants directly to a surviving family member in the weeks following the funeral. This can be a nice gesture that indicates that the family is still in your thoughts.
Often, you might see the words "in lieu of flowers" in a funeral notice indicating that the deceased or the family of the deceased wish for donations to be made to a specific charity. Despite this, you can certainly still send flowers and make a donation in honor of the deceased. You can have the flowers sent to the service or perhaps send a bouquet even a week or two later to a family member just to let them know they are still in your thoughts.
About the Author:
Penelope Warlick loves blogging and making flower arrangements. For more details about flowers funeral arrangements, or to find shops selling a funeral bouquet, please visit the FuneralFlowersFuneral.com site today.




