Casket sprays are large arrangements that are placed on top of the casket during the funeral service. They typically feature a mix of flowers and greenery and can be customized to reflect the personal preferences and favorite blooms of the deceased.

Standing Sprays: Standing sprays are tall, freestanding arrangements that are usually displayed on an easel. They are designed to be prominently showcased during the funeral or memorial service. Standing sprays can be created in various shapes and sizes, such as wreaths, crosses, hearts, or custom designs.

Funeral Wreaths: Funeral wreaths are circular arrangements that symbolize eternal life and are often displayed on a stand or easel. They can feature a mix of flowers and foliage or be composed entirely of a single type of flower.

Floral Baskets: Floral baskets are arrangements typically arranged in a basket or container. They can be designed with a mix of flowers and greenery, and are commonly used to express condolences and sympathy. Floral baskets can be sent to the funeral home or to the family’s home as a gesture of support.

Sympathy Bouquets: Sympathy bouquets are smaller, hand-held arrangements that can be easily carried by individuals attending the funeral service. They are often presented to family members or placed near the casket or memorial area.

Flower Tributes: Flower tributes are custom-designed arrangements that can be shaped into symbols or personalized designs representing the deceased’s interests, hobbies, or profession. These arrangements can include items such as sports equipment, musical instruments, or other meaningful objects.

It’s important to consider the cultural and religious customs of the family when selecting and arranging funeral flowers. Florists and funeral directors can provide guidance and recommendations based on specific traditions and preferences.