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Funeral flowers are an important burial custom that goes back many thousands of years. Like many customs, the details vary by culture and religion. The following is a general guide to common funeral flower customs in the U.S., and is based on your relationship with the deceased. Please note that flowers are not appropriate for Muslim, Hindu, or Judaism. Ask the family for guidance if you are uncertain.

Larger funeral flower arrangements are appropriate for immediate family. Arrangements of fresh flowers to decorate the casket are reserved for the closest family members. Two different types of casket sprays are available, one that covers much of the length of the casket called a full couch, and one that covers only half the casket called a half-couch.

Other larger funeral flower arrangements include those designed for an easel, such as wreaths, hearts or crosses. Traditional colors include all white and pastels. The colors however don’t have to be somber. Colors like pink, yellow and lavender for example can pay tribute to the life that was lived.

Larger funeral arrangements may be appropriate if you are a close friend. Funeral flowers designed for easels, baskets and containers are always options. An elegant design hand-arranged is a thoughtful way to express sympathy and honor the life of the deceased.

A smaller gift sent to the home is traditional if you can’t attend the funeral service. Options include flowers, in either a basket or container, or a basket of fruit, food or gourmet items. This is an excellent way to express your sympathy and offer your emotional support.

When the deceased is a coworker, funeral flowers are usually sent from the entire group. A funeral basket or a spray designed for an easel would be appropriate. Other options include a basket or container of flowers, or a plant sent to the home. A note or card is usually included.

Funeral flowers are expressions of sympathy, peace, comfort and hope. They are a reminder that the thoughts and prayers of friends are with the family. Flowers also help celebrate the life of the deceased and offer renewed hope.

A-Bow-K Florist and Gifts is an expert funeral florist in Tampa. Our top designers can provide a wide variety of stunning funeral flowers in many styles including traditional sprays wreaths, hearts, crosses, sympathy flowers, memorial flowers, and cemetery flowers. We will explain your options and work within your budget.

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