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Sending flowers when a loved-one has passed away is a suitable and appreciated gesture of sympathy
Choosing Flowers When choosing flowers for the family or close ones of the bereaved, or for paying respects at the funeral, it can be helpful to think of the person who has passed on. Capture the essence of the deceased life choosing a floral bouquet or tribute with their favourite flowers or a style that depicts an aspect of their life. Such a personalised arrangement would be a very a special way of remembering the deceased. An example would be roses for a rose lover, lilies for elegance or gerberas for a bright sparkling personality.
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Each culture has their own customs and traditions with regard to funeral etiquette. In Japan white flowers are only used in funeral sprays.
When you are unaware of the family's religious views, it would be recommended to send a general mixed array of fresh flowers. Professional florists will be able to assist you in choosing a floral arrangement that will be most suited to the situation and culture.
Traditionally lilac, white and pastel colours are associated with funerals, but occasionally a colour theme that reflects the taste of the deceased might be requested by the family. In most cases a funeral wreath will consist of a single colour such as yellow, white or to play it safe mixed colours.
There are different types of funeral tributes. Wreaths symbolising the cycle of life, crosses, coffin sprays, standing funeral arrangements, sympathy bouquets and funeral sprays. Each country and culture has their own preference. Containers are essential for Funeral home deliveries.
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The colour blue is associated in our everyday life with the feeling of peace. A blue iris or hydrangea can have a calming quality, whereas pink conveys joy and happiness. Yellow expresses the feeling of celebration, or friendship, and could be a touching addition to any sympathy bouquet.
Throughout the history of flowers, many cultures; from the Greeks to the contemporaries of the Victorian era, chose flowers based on their meaning rather than only their beauty or the deceased's preference. In today's society this is not particularly conventional, but if this method appeals to you, take the time to choose a flower based on meaning as a sign of your sincerity. For instance, the hydrangea means "heartfelt expression" and would thus be very appropriate.