Funeral Flowers

About funeral flowers

Tributes designed for the service itself — casket sprays, standing sprays, wreaths and crosses. These are the largest and most expensive pieces on the site, running from $99.94 to $484.94 and up to about 56 inches, because they are built to be seen across a room rather than to sit on a table.

What these cost

Estimated delivered totals in this category run from $99.94 to $484.94, with a median of $284.94 — 47 of the 107 cost less than that. Across 107 arrangements there are 32 distinct totals, so the range is genuinely continuous rather than a few price points repeated. By band: under $244.94, 43; $244.94 – $349.94, 40; $349.94 and up, 24. Every one of those figures already includes Florist One's flat $19.99 delivery and service charge.

Delivery

• This is the one category with a hard deadline: the tribute has to be at the funeral home before the service, and directors generally want it the morning of or the day before.
• Confirm the funeral home’s branch address and the service time before you order. We cannot see Florist One’s availability for a date or a ZIP code, so leave margin rather than relying on a fast delivery.

How to choose

• The casket spray is traditionally sent by the immediate family, and there is normally only one. If you are not immediate family, a standing spray, wreath or basket is the piece to send.
• Match the piece to the room. A standing spray on an easel is built to read across a chapel; a table arrangement or a basket is the thing that still works when it moves to a graveside or back to the family’s house afterwards.
• White and cream are the convention, and nobody will think twice about them. A colour the person actually liked is also rarely wrong, and is more often remembered — the product descriptions list what is in each arrangement.
• If you are unsure of your standing with the family, sympathy flowers sent to the home are always appropriate and never presumptuous.