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Funeral Flower Arrangement Advice

1. Consider the Deceased's Preferences

Before choosing flowers, think about the deceased's favorite flowers or colors. This personal touch can make the arrangement more meaningful.

2. Traditional Funeral Flowers

• Lilies: Symbolize the restored innocence of the soul.
• Roses: Different colors convey different meanings. Red for love, white for reverence, and yellow for friendship.
• Orchids: Typically represent love and strength.

3. Size and Shape of the Arrangement

Consider where the flowers will be displayed. Larger arrangements like casket sprays or standing sprays are suitable for the funeral home, while smaller bouquets or potted plants might be more appropriate for sending to the family's home.

4. Include a Personal Message

Always include a heartfelt note or card with your flower arrangement. It provides comfort and lets the family know you're thinking of them.

5. Seasonal Flowers

Opt for flowers that are in season. They are usually fresher and can be more cost-effective.

6. Long-Lasting Flowers

Choose flowers that last longer, such as chrysanthemums or carnations, especially if the service is outdoors or in warmer climates.

7. Consider Cultural and Religious Traditions

Some cultures and religions have specific flowers or colors that are preferred or avoided. It's essential to be aware of these preferences.

For more detailed advice or custom arrangements, consider consulting with Flowers By Nora.