Funeral Ceremony Ideas Flowers & Plants 

Bespoke funeral flowers are often chosen to reflect a particular aspect of your special person’s personality or life. It may be that they loved a particular sport, a type of flower or colour, or it may be a 'word' floral arrangement that spells their name or your relationship to that person.

Eco-friendly funeral flowers and floral tributes are grown in a way that minimises their environmental impact. Often locally sourced and seasonal, blooms are grown without the use of pesticides and hot houses. Care is taken to use packaging made from sustainable or biodegradable materials.

Funeral wreaths and sheafs can be laid on a coffin or displayed at the service, graveside or memorial site. They can be as simple or ornate as you wish, perhaps created using favourite blooms or flowers in a colour that the person loved.

Grave tending can include cleaning the headstone or memorial, placing or planting flowers, weeding and trimming the grass, and placing a message, maybe on an anniversary or special date.

Memorial trees, plants and seeds make wonderful, long-lasting and eco-friendly sympathy gifts. They can be given as a living tribute in memory of a special person and can symbolise the circle of life and nature.

Funeral flowers made from paper and other materials can provide an eco-friendly, long-lasting and unique option for memorials and tributes. They are are often handmade, biodegradable and can be kept as keepsakes.

Different funeral flowers have distinct symbolic meanings, conveying emotions such as grief, love, respect, and remembrance. When making a choice, you may wish to consider not only the meaning, but also favourite colours or flowers, and the time of year.

Sympathy flowers, or a plant, sent with a little note, can be a lovely way to let someone know you are thinking of them. They can help to convey feelings at a time when words can sometimes be hard to find.