After someone has died, organising a funeral can feel like a real challenge. We’re here to make the flowers part of it as simple and stress free as possible.
With years of experience crafting meaningful and beautiful funeral tributes, each of our florists are experts at being unobtrusive but supportive. They’ll work with you and anyone involved in the funeral to ensure the flowers are exactly how you’d like them.
In fact we’re on the end of the phone to help discuss what you need and make the flower part a little easier. Just call 0333 600 7003.
The Types of Funeral Flowers
Here’s a straightforward guide to the types of flowers you might arrange for a funeral. Some are usually chosen by immediate family or those organising the funeral, while others are sent by those looking to share their grief. If you’d like to support bereaved friends of family, you might want to look at sympathy flowers.
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Bespoke Tributes
If you’d like to discuss an order for a bespoke tribute, please call our dedicated, experienced partners at Flowers Same Day on 01 6869395. They’ll work with you an expert local Interflora florist to create a tribute that’s fitting and meaningful.
Which flowers are often used at funerals?
You can work with the florist to choose flowers that feel appropriate to the moment, perhaps choosing kinds or colours that the person who’s died liked best, or blooms that represented your feelings towards them. There are also some common choices used for funeral due to their symbolism, they include:
Their meaning changes according to their colour, from red meaning love and passion to yellow meaning friendship.
Lilies represent purity, innocence and sympathy.
Another bloom that’s meaning changes with their colour. Dark red carnations symbolise deep affection while pink show a mother’s everlasting love.
Bright daisy-like flowers come in all sorts of hades and symbolise loyal love and innocence.
