FUNERALS
Losing a loved
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The Language of Flowers
Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things you can go through. At such a difficult time, it is important to express your heartfelt condolences to offer your support and sympathy. Sending funeral flowers is a thoughtful gesture that will most certainly be appreciated.
We understand the sentiments behind this special occasion and sensitivity of this type of flower delivery.
Our utmost care and attention goes into crafting beautiful funeral tributes to pay your respect in the most thoughtful way possible.
The Language of Flowers
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The Language of Flowers
Lilies symbolise the innocence restored to the soul of the deceased. Gladioli symbolize strength, sincerity, and moral integrity White and pink carnations stand for remembrance. Chrysanthemums symbolize many different things in different cultures. They add a positive and cheerful atmosphere to the room. It is always appropriate to send seasonal arrangements as a token of sincerity and understanding. If you want to send flowers but you don’t know which ones to choose, roses are the most popular choice for flower delivery to loved ones. White roses stand for reverence, humility, youthfulness, and innocence. Red roses are for courage and love. Dark crimson roses are the traditional colour for grief and sorrow. Pink roses are for love, appreciation, gentility, and grace. Yellow roses are often given by close friends of the departed to symbolise their strong ties. Roses are beautiful to look at and offer a sent that is lovely. Roses are a lovely tribute to the deceased and can even be dried for a lasting remembrance.
Our florists can help you
Our florists can help you
Our florists can help you
Offering sympathy flowers is a way of sharing support and love, even if you cannot be there and must send the flowers by post. Our florists can help you choose exactly the right arrangement for the meaning that you want to convey and your budget. Whether it is a simple arrangement that you need, or a more elaborate arrangement, flowers can help to encourage the bereaved and bring them hope. It is a way of reaching out and expressing feelings for which there are often no words that seem appropriate. Choosing just the right flowers is a necessity in times of grief and loss
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Sending flowers to a funeral or memorial service is a thoughtful tradition in the UK. When having funeral flowers delivered, you will be mindful that the flowers are neither too sparse nor too ostentatious. The style of flowers you select may depend on the service and the deceased’s preferences. Therefore, it is sensible to presume that the price of funeral flowers will vary depending on many factors. These factors include the type of flowers you select, how elaborate the floral arrangements are, and the size of the arrangement. All this being said, it is believed that the average price of funeral flowers in the UK is £140. As this is the average, the flowers can, of course, cost less or more than this. Our flowers are always affordable. Therefore, you are certain to find funeral flowers that fit your budget.
There are many people that like to follow the traditions associated with funerals. This includes presenting the traditional funeral flowers. It appears that many of these traditions are still followed today, including the type of flowers brought to funerals and presented at the graveside. The most common flowers associated with funerals are lilies. These fragrant flowers have a distinctive scent and are extremely elegant flowers. It is said that the white lily represents purity and innocence. It is also thought that the flower symbolises the soul returning to heaven. White stargazer lilies convey sympathy, making them the perfect flower to gift to friends and family of the deceased. White lilies, in general, also mean majesty. If you are looking for a traditional flower for a funeral, the lily is certainly top of the list.
Flowers are a traditional and thoughtful way to convey your grief and respect for the bereaved and their family and friends. For centuries, flowers have been used at funerals to convey messages and decorate the venue and final resting place of the deceased. It can undoubtedly feel little awkward taking flowers to the funeral itself. The most classic way to present funeral flowers is by arranging them to be delivered. Funeral flowers can be delivered to the home of the relative organising the funeral, to the funeral home, or to the venue in which the funeral will be taking place. It is usual for the funeral organisers to specify where they would like flowers to be delivered. If you intend to take the flowers to the venue yourself, ensure you arrive early enough to give them to the funeral organiser. The organisers usually take the flowers from everyone that has brought them in person. This is so that they can be arranged the flowers will then be arranged on top of, or around the coffin at the venue. Following the service, the flowers will then be taken ready to be placed at the burial site.
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