Flowers
When a person passes away it has become custom to send flowers to either the funeral or even the family's home. There are many different types of flowers and arrangements to choose from so we have listed below some of the different types to help you choose.
Wreath:
A Floral Presentation often used because a circle symbolizes eternal life.
Floral Arrangements:
A mix of fresh flowers in avase, basket, or other container.
Inside Piece:
A general term used to descibe small floral designs placed inside the casket such as satin hearts or small sprays.
Spray Flowers:
Dessigned for viewing from one side only. Often, sprays are placed on an easel.
Casket Spray Flowers:
Designed for the top of the casket, usually ordered by the family.
Pedestal Arrangement:
This arrangement is placed directly next to the casket, at one or both ends.
Bereavement Basket:
A fireside basket is an appropriate expression from friends and business associates.
Traditional Arrangements:
These are designed in a fanned or triangular shape.
There are also floral arrangements that may be sent to the home after the funeral which serve as a welcome reminder that family and friends havent forgotten.
Comfort Baskets:
Comfort baskets are an apprppriate choice for members of the extended family or very close friends. The basket searves as a keepsake.
Floral Arrangements:
Tthese beautiful, delicate arrangements are presented in a vase.
Fruit & Food Baskets:
These items are comforting gestures and are usually sent to the home. They're helpful, thoughtful gifts that are appropriate alternitives to traditional floral tributes.
Plants/DIsh Gardens:
Green or blooming plants and potted flowers aother options you may consider