Floral Arrangements

1. Sympathy Flowers:
- Lilies and Roses:

These are commonly associated with funerals, symbolizing the restored innocence of the soul and eternal love.

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- Chrysanthemums:

A symbol of death and rebirth, often used in traditional funeral arrangements.

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- Orchids:

Representing love, beauty, and strength, orchids can convey a message of sympathy and support.

2. Floral Arrangements:

- Wreaths:

Circular in shape, symbolizing eternal life, commonly placed on caskets or displayed at the funeral service.

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- Sprays and Crosses:

Elegant and traditional, these arrangements are suitable for both religious and non-religious ceremonies.

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- Bouquets:

Hand-tied bouquets or vase arrangements are versatile and can be placed near the casket or at the entrance.

Step 3. Customization:

- Colors:

Consider the favorite colors of the deceased or choose flowers that reflect the mood (white for purity, red for love, etc.).

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- Personalization:

Incorporate the deceased's favorite flowers or those with special meanings to add a personal touch.

Step 4. Cultural Sensitivity:
- Religious Symbols:

If applicable, include flowers that align with the deceased's religious beliefs.

- Customs:

Be aware of specific cultural customs and taboos regarding funeral flowers.

Step 5. Practical Considerations:

- Fragrance:

Choose flowers with a subtle fragrance to avoid overwhelming the environment.

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- Durability:

Opt for flowers that will maintain their freshness throughout the funeral proceedings.

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PFCS has our own florists to create beautiful and culturally appropriate arrangements. By carefully considering the preferences and cultural nuances, we can help you select flowers that honor the memory of your loved one in a meaningful way.

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Our funeral directors are here to assist and guide you through the process, providing both practical and emotional support. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to reach out to us now.