There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to sending flowers to a funeral. You should avoid sending overly scented flowers if you know the family and know that allergies are a concern. Because most funeral flowers are larger, statement-making arrangements, a smaller arrangement can be better suitable as sympathy flowers delivered to the family’s home.

As the sender, you get to choose the color and type of flowers. Knowing the deceased’s or their family members’ favorite color or flower is always a good decision. However, if you’re still undecided, contact your local florist for advice. It’s possible that they’re doing the family’s flowers or that they’re working on several other funeral orders at the same time. If that’s the case, they can create a budget-friendly arrangement that complements the other flowers, or they can create something stunning and appropriate on its own.

You will need to provide the name of the deceased, the funeral home handling the details, and the date of the service when placing an order for funeral flowers. You’ll also need a general idea of the size and type of flowers you want to order. You can either place your order on our website Anastasia Florists or come in for a personal consultation with one of our floral designers to assist you with your decision. In addition, we are pleased to give extended family members with floral consultations.

To create attractive flower arrangements, we make use of various of flowers and greenery. Lilies, Gladioli, Carnations, Chrysanthemums, Roses, and Orchids are all popular funeral flowers. Anastasia Florists offer any flower for Funeral Spray.