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Choosing the right funeral wreaths provide a thoughtful tribute to both say goodbye and offer love and comfort to loved ones.

A funeral wreath is a traditional and beautiful way to honour a loved one, and to send thoughts of comfort to family and friends. A touching tribute to the deceased, funeral wreaths can help make the farewell service special. Funeral wreaths and flowers not only add beauty to a sombre occasion, they have played an important part in funeral customs throughout time.

Today flowers remain a touching way to express our feelings at a funeral, when the right words can be hard to find. The tradition of a floral funeral wreath can be traced back to ancient times. Today, many different choices are available to reflect the style and personality of your loved one. While white is a traditional and common choice for funeral wreaths, you may also like to include other favourite flowers or colours that mean something to you. Perhaps you might like to match the arrangement to the colours of a favourite sports team, or include the deceased's favourite blooms. Some religions and funeral homes may have guidelines on the type or arrangement of flowers used in a funeral wreath. The church or funeral home may be able to advise you on any applicable guidelines. You may also wish to consider the different meanings behind particular styles or colours of flowers. For example, the lily symbolises restored innocence, and is a popular choice for funeral wreaths. Other popular choices are roses, daisies and orchids. Wreaths also commonly contain beautiful accents of greens such as ivy. Flowers shaped into a wreath are usually displayed at the funeral service, the shape symbolising eternal life.

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If you are unsure as to what flowers to choose, your florist can advise you upon ordering. As well as being used at the service, funeral wreaths are also often brought to the place of burial, or taken home after the service by the family of the deceased. Choosing the right arrangement for your unique occasion provides a thoughtful tribute to both say goodbye and offer love and comfort to loved ones.

Can you deliver funeral flowers on the same day?

We offer same-day and next-day delivery on all of our funeral flowers, so you can show your love and support for the bereaved when they need it most. For same day delivery, simply place your order by 2pm AEST Monday to Friday and 12pm Saturday. For further information, please see our Delivery Info page.
Lift their spirits in their most trying times with a beautiful, long-lasting floral arrangement.
We can deliver your floral tribute to the home of the deceased, funeral home or service.

With Flowers For Everyone delivery, your chosen funeral arrangement can be delivered across all major Australian cities and their surrounding areas. For more information on where we deliver, please see our detailed suburb list.

Do I send flowers to the funeral home, graveside ceremony or to someone's home?

Sending flowers to the home of the bereaved, funeral home or graveside will depend on the nature of your relationship to the deceased and their family. If you wanted to provide a more heartfelt and intimate gesture, then sending a bouquet or arrangement to the family home is a beautiful way to express your condolences.

Or if you feel it is more appropriate to send flowers to the funeral home or graveside ceremony, then a smaller sympathy arrangement or posy is recommended. Flowers for the casket or standing sprays are usually selected by the immediate family of the deceased.

What flowers are traditionally used for funerals? 

Just as each flower type differs in its shape, size and appearance, so too do the message they convey. Knowing a flower’s unique meaning can help you express your exact sentiments through a beautiful floral arrangement. However, it’s important to be mindful that flower meanings and funeral flower etiquette can differ between certain cultures and religions. If you are unsure what to send, call our Customer Care team on 1300 664 333.

The most requested funeral flowers and their special meaning are:

  • Lilies: Lilies, in addition to their beauty, represent the restored innocence of the soul of the departed.
    White carnations: White carnations are known to represent pure love and innocence, while red carnations convey admiration; and pink carnations are a symbol of remembrance.
  • Chrysanthemums: Chrysanthemums are often used to honour someone who has lived a fulfilled life.
  • Roses: Depending on the colour; roses carry multiple different meanings. White is reflective of innocence, reverence and youthfulness; red convey love and respect; pink signifies grace and gentility; yellow expresses friendship, while crimson roses symbolise grief and sorrow.
  • Orchids: Phalaenopsis pink and white orchids are used to represent eternal love and express sympathy.

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