The lily flower symbolizes death and is the flower traditionally used for funerals and coffins.
What is the traditional flower for funerals or what funeral represents death?
Black Baccara Roses
Reply:Does it really matter what is tradition for a funeral regarding flowers?. At my granparents funeral, i gave flowers that they liked whilst they were here, its much more meaningful.
Reply:White lillies. Still feels odd to see them at a wedding as it just feels wrong! Or black flowers. It%26#039;s still seen as bad luck to bring red and white flowers to a patient in hospital (%26#039;blood and bandages%26#039;, perhaps that also applies to funerals.
Many crematoriums have rose gardens and plant a rose bush over the ashes, so the rose also has some more modern associations.
Reply:The lily is the most recognized flower for funerals, then the mum,
rose, and peace lily(whole plant). And all funerals represent death.
Reply:Lilies i think
Reply:There was once a show on TV called, %26#039;The Munsters%26#039;.
The mother on the show was called, %26#039;Lily%26#039;, and she want to sleep every night holding a white lily.
Lily took %26#039;sleep%26#039; very seriously.
Marea
Reply:It always used to be white lillies, but people use these for weddings as well now.
Reply:A White Lilly is often a representation of death.
Reply:White Lilies are associated with funerals but they are becoming common for other things now like weddings.
Reply:I have known a lot of people who wouldn%26#039;t have Lily of the Valley in the house as they regarded this as the flower of death and therefore funerals. I personally am very superstitious and wouldn%26#039;t have them in the house either.
Reply:White flowers tend to symbolise purity so they are often used as funeral flowers. Lilies in particular are associated with funerals and thus are often feared by the superstitious. Lilies represent the pure soul from the sinful body. In the language of flowers, they mean reverent purity and are often used at weddings as well. White flowers with hanging heads, like snowdrops, white lilac or lily-of-the-valley are less liked. They are said to represent sorrow and in some areas are considered death omens. White roses are used for funerals of a spouse as roses always symbolise love. Traditionally, white roses were used for a woman who died a virgin
Other flowers that represent remembrance are also appropriate. Rosemary and forget-me not are the best known of these. White chrysanthemum are occasionally used for children because of the link to Holy Innocent%26#039;s Day, when Herod ordered the murder of the firstborn. They are widely used as funeral flowers in Europe.
Today, I believe the favourite flowers of the departed are often used. For a special message, you could consult the language of flowers, as each flower was assigned a message during times when love was tempered by modesty.
Reply:I think most people tend to go with what they like flower wise these days for funerals though red roses are quite popular, people did used to have a preference for white lilies or chrysanthemum%26#039;s at one time for tradition, some people say putting red and white flowers together represents death/bad luck.
Reply:White flowers for virgins.
I guess roses and black flowers for everyone else.
Reply:Calla Lillies I think. They use a lot of flowers now. I%26#039;ve seen red roses used to express love for the one who passed.
Reply:Almost any flower can be use. It depends on the color which has the meaning you want to represent.
EX. Like white for pure, black for sorrow and green for a new start.
Reply:Arum lillies (I think that%26#039;s how you spell it)
Reply:It differs from country to country. In Russia it%26#039;s carnation, in France chrysanthemum.
Reply:the lilly is the flower of funerals
Reply:white Lillie%26#039;s ..but now adays anything goes .. ....can be the person who has died favourite flower the colour of the seasons your own preferences ...time has moved on even in death
Reply:Water Lily!
Reply:you will see alot of red, pink, and white carnations mixed in with various other flowers these days....it used to be mainly lillies.....folklore insists on the deep purple rose....so deep that it can be mistaken for black.......you can have whatever you like at your funeral, or send whatever flowers that you feel might resonate with the recipient.......I am going to request that my roses either be a deep deep purple or dyed black........
Reply:a lily
Reply:lilies i love them anyway though
Reply:It depends on the region; traditiosn change with each region. For example, in Mexico we use crysanthemums.
Reply:At length he saw, moving along the centre aisle, a funeral procession. The little people who crowded the aisle, although they all look very sorrowful, were not dressed in any mourning garmet--so far from it they wore wreaths of little roses, and carried branches of the blossoming myrtle. Richard beheld the bier borne between six--whether men or worn he could not tell--but he saw that the face of the corpse was that of a beautiful female, smaller than the smallest child%26#039;s doll. It was, Richard said, %26quot;as if it were a dead seraph,%26quot;--so very lovely did it appear to him. The body was covered with white flowers, and its hair, like gold threads, was tangled amongst the blossoms. The body was placed within the altar; and then a large pat of men, with picks and spades, began to dig a little hole close by the sacramental table. Their task being completed, others, with great care, removed the body and placed it in the hole. The entire company crowded around, eager to catch a parting glimpse of that beautiful corpse ere yet it was placed in the earth. As was lowered into the ground they began to tear off the flowers and break their branches of myrtle, crying: %26quot;Our queen is dead! our queen is dead!%26quot; At length one of the men who had dug the grave threw a shovelful of earth upon the body; and the shriek of the fairy host so alarm Richard, that he involuntarily joined in it In a moment all the lights were extinguished, and the fairies were heard flying in great consternation in every direction.
Reply:white lilly and every funeral represents death
Reply:Chrysanthemum, especially in Japan..
Reply:It%26#039;s normally Carnations or Lillies. I happen to like both but my definite favourite are Lillies.
Reply:arum lilies
Reply:I%26#039;d say water lilies because they extend to the sun from the murk or the marshy waters... it is a symbol of change and achievement.
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Sunday, April 12, 2009
My great-grandpa died, I live in another state....flowers?
I was going to send flowers to his wake/funeral but flowers die so that%26#039;s depressing! Is there anything else I can send to my family besides flowers for the funeral? He has several children, and over 80 grandchildren (including great-great-great) so I know there will be a lot of flowers there, anyway.
He was a sugar cane farmer who died in bed on Sunday, of natural causes, at the age of 95.
Any suggestions appreciated!
My great-grandpa died, I live in another state....flowers?
there are sites you can go to that will send flowers to the funeral but the make sure that they are not even opened when they get there and they do not die... google it. and make sure it goes with a card!!
Reply:You can call the local florist and ask about potted plants instead of cut flowers. A nice orchid is very tasteful.
If you want to send something to the family instead of something to display at the funeral, I strongly suggest a nice food basket. Many online companies like Harry %26amp; David offer baskets of fruit, and some are even particularly designed for %26quot;sympathy%26quot; occasions. After my grandmother%26#039;s passing, someone sent my mother a lovely basket of various fruits and munchies that provided anti-oxidants and comfort during the grieving period (when many people forget to shop or take care of their own health).
Reply:you can send a basket of fruit
or something from edible arragements.
love that place.
great idea!
sorry about him dying.
Reply:I think a donation to charity is the best thing. That way your great-grandpas death is going to help some one else. He had a good and long life so celebrate his life by helping to make a difference to someone else. Maybe if your not sure of which charity to support you could adopt a child form a third world country in his name, thereby helping the next generation. I hope that was of some help. Sorry for your loss
Reply:Flowers are a one day item and then are donated elsewhere or thrown away. I would suggest just sending a check for $25 to the family for their intentions marked on the check. That way if they want it for a mass or a charity in his name, they will do so and send you a thenk you card.
Reply:I would send a nice note to the children of your great grandfather. That would be your great aunts and uncles. No need to send flowers....there will be a ton of them. And no one knows what to do with the flowers after the funeral. Send a nice note to each explaining who you are and how nice that your great grandfather has such a nice long life and meant so much to so many people.
Soles
He was a sugar cane farmer who died in bed on Sunday, of natural causes, at the age of 95.
Any suggestions appreciated!
My great-grandpa died, I live in another state....flowers?
there are sites you can go to that will send flowers to the funeral but the make sure that they are not even opened when they get there and they do not die... google it. and make sure it goes with a card!!
Reply:You can call the local florist and ask about potted plants instead of cut flowers. A nice orchid is very tasteful.
If you want to send something to the family instead of something to display at the funeral, I strongly suggest a nice food basket. Many online companies like Harry %26amp; David offer baskets of fruit, and some are even particularly designed for %26quot;sympathy%26quot; occasions. After my grandmother%26#039;s passing, someone sent my mother a lovely basket of various fruits and munchies that provided anti-oxidants and comfort during the grieving period (when many people forget to shop or take care of their own health).
Reply:you can send a basket of fruit
or something from edible arragements.
love that place.
great idea!
sorry about him dying.
Reply:I think a donation to charity is the best thing. That way your great-grandpas death is going to help some one else. He had a good and long life so celebrate his life by helping to make a difference to someone else. Maybe if your not sure of which charity to support you could adopt a child form a third world country in his name, thereby helping the next generation. I hope that was of some help. Sorry for your loss
Reply:Flowers are a one day item and then are donated elsewhere or thrown away. I would suggest just sending a check for $25 to the family for their intentions marked on the check. That way if they want it for a mass or a charity in his name, they will do so and send you a thenk you card.
Reply:I would send a nice note to the children of your great grandfather. That would be your great aunts and uncles. No need to send flowers....there will be a ton of them. And no one knows what to do with the flowers after the funeral. Send a nice note to each explaining who you are and how nice that your great grandfather has such a nice long life and meant so much to so many people.
Soles
If an obituary says, in lieu of flowers donations can be made to...?
It means that they don%26#039;t want flowers sent, right? I am so used to sending flowers to funerals that it seems kind of weird. Kind of like when you get an invite to a party, and they say, no gifts please...and then you wonder if they really want them. I don%26#039;t know, should I just make a donation???
If an obituary says, in lieu of flowers donations can be made to...?
Yes, it means they don%26#039;t want flower. Flowers are nice, but once the funeral is over, all of those flowers have to go somewhere. Making a donation to the requested place honors the family and the deceased and the money is put to good use rather than on flowers that will soon die away.
Reply:i would split the difference....make a small donation to the cause and also send a small flower arrangement the the funeral
Reply:They would rather you take the money you would spend on flowers and donate insted so yes I think you should.
Reply:If they are Catholic then go to their parish and say you want to pay for an x amount of dollars for so many Holy masses said for their soul. They office will give you card indicating the days and times of the masses said for the dearly departed. Send the card to the family along with a sympathy card.
If you want to make a donation go ahead.
Reply:Sometimes families get so many flowers that they can%26#039;t handle all of them, and they feel guilty throwing them away. Personally, I don%26#039;t like the donation thing, so if they say no flowers, I send a card.
Reply:Do not send flowers! The family has explicitly asked that people NOT do this. Please respect their wishes and make the donation if you choose to, or just send them a card with a note expressing your condolences. I know from personal experience that sometimes receiving flowers after a death can cause great anxiety. I took all the arrangements directly to the trash, God forgive me -- but I just couldn%26#039;t handle it! People meant well, but it wasn%26#039;t the right thing for me.
Reply:You should do as the family request. Recently a member of our family passed and the family asked that donations be made to to the ACA because she had died of cancer. The funeral home still filled up with flowers and there was no place to take them after because she was cemented and didn%26#039;t go to the cemetery right away.
Reply:If you would have sent flowers, make the donation instead. They are asking for the money to be sent to a charity, right? They are trying to soothe their grief by helping others who are in need.
Reply:it thats what they want then yes. they are probaly asking for donations to help pay for the funeral costs-they are quite expensive, and as pretty as they are, flowers dont pay the bill
Reply:Yes. Make the donation.
Reply:It means NO FLOWERS to the funeral. Our priest limits even the amount of flowers allowed in the sanctuary (weird and wrong, I know). Usually either the family doesn%26#039;t want flowers, or they want to co-ordinate the flowers they have and not have an over abundance. Simply make a donation in their name to a charity, the charity will notify them of your thoughtfulness.
Reply:Yes, just make a donation to where they have asked it sent.
Reply:If you don%26#039;t send flowers, definately make the donation. In Asia, it is more common for people to donate to help defray the funeral costs than buy wreaths. Although the deaseased ex-company etc may send a collective wreath, individuals usually donate to the family. Since the obituary said %26#039;in lieu of flowers%26#039;, you could do either, but a donation is definately more practical, with the cost of a decent funeral these days.
Reply:Yes, make the donation and forget the flowers. Chances are that your donation is going to support a charity that was important in some way to whoever passed away. The donation will serve far better good than a vase of flowers.
Reply:yes, they would really prefer the donation
Reply:Call the local library and donate a book in the deceased name. They will send a card to the family in your name.
Reply:Yes send the donation to where they request. Some people feel the flowers to be wasteful, and they are kind of a pain to deal wish after the services.
Some here have said that the donation is to defray the funeral costs. I have to disagree, it is typically a donation to a charity important to the deceased, particularly a charity related to whatever disease he or she suffered from. Covering the funeral costs would be an exception, although I agree that they tend to be very expensive.
Sorry for your loss.
Reply:Send flower with the donation receipt.
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If an obituary says, in lieu of flowers donations can be made to...?
Yes, it means they don%26#039;t want flower. Flowers are nice, but once the funeral is over, all of those flowers have to go somewhere. Making a donation to the requested place honors the family and the deceased and the money is put to good use rather than on flowers that will soon die away.
Reply:i would split the difference....make a small donation to the cause and also send a small flower arrangement the the funeral
Reply:They would rather you take the money you would spend on flowers and donate insted so yes I think you should.
Reply:If they are Catholic then go to their parish and say you want to pay for an x amount of dollars for so many Holy masses said for their soul. They office will give you card indicating the days and times of the masses said for the dearly departed. Send the card to the family along with a sympathy card.
If you want to make a donation go ahead.
Reply:Sometimes families get so many flowers that they can%26#039;t handle all of them, and they feel guilty throwing them away. Personally, I don%26#039;t like the donation thing, so if they say no flowers, I send a card.
Reply:Do not send flowers! The family has explicitly asked that people NOT do this. Please respect their wishes and make the donation if you choose to, or just send them a card with a note expressing your condolences. I know from personal experience that sometimes receiving flowers after a death can cause great anxiety. I took all the arrangements directly to the trash, God forgive me -- but I just couldn%26#039;t handle it! People meant well, but it wasn%26#039;t the right thing for me.
Reply:You should do as the family request. Recently a member of our family passed and the family asked that donations be made to to the ACA because she had died of cancer. The funeral home still filled up with flowers and there was no place to take them after because she was cemented and didn%26#039;t go to the cemetery right away.
Reply:If you would have sent flowers, make the donation instead. They are asking for the money to be sent to a charity, right? They are trying to soothe their grief by helping others who are in need.
Reply:it thats what they want then yes. they are probaly asking for donations to help pay for the funeral costs-they are quite expensive, and as pretty as they are, flowers dont pay the bill
Reply:Yes. Make the donation.
Reply:It means NO FLOWERS to the funeral. Our priest limits even the amount of flowers allowed in the sanctuary (weird and wrong, I know). Usually either the family doesn%26#039;t want flowers, or they want to co-ordinate the flowers they have and not have an over abundance. Simply make a donation in their name to a charity, the charity will notify them of your thoughtfulness.
Reply:Yes, just make a donation to where they have asked it sent.
Reply:If you don%26#039;t send flowers, definately make the donation. In Asia, it is more common for people to donate to help defray the funeral costs than buy wreaths. Although the deaseased ex-company etc may send a collective wreath, individuals usually donate to the family. Since the obituary said %26#039;in lieu of flowers%26#039;, you could do either, but a donation is definately more practical, with the cost of a decent funeral these days.
Reply:Yes, make the donation and forget the flowers. Chances are that your donation is going to support a charity that was important in some way to whoever passed away. The donation will serve far better good than a vase of flowers.
Reply:yes, they would really prefer the donation
Reply:Call the local library and donate a book in the deceased name. They will send a card to the family in your name.
Reply:Yes send the donation to where they request. Some people feel the flowers to be wasteful, and they are kind of a pain to deal wish after the services.
Some here have said that the donation is to defray the funeral costs. I have to disagree, it is typically a donation to a charity important to the deceased, particularly a charity related to whatever disease he or she suffered from. Covering the funeral costs would be an exception, although I agree that they tend to be very expensive.
Sorry for your loss.
Reply:Send flower with the donation receipt.
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Funeral florist (business name) needed?
I have decided to start my own business from HOME and want help with a company NAME that will go on the side of my delivery van an adverts
I will only be offering flowers for funerals like crosses, hearts, names spelt out with flowers you know the kind of thing I mean
any help with a NAME welcome
Funeral florist (business name) needed?
I would not limit yourself to funerals only. If you get other requests, if you dont do them, just charge a high price and they will go elsewhere. Funeral is kind of a dark word. Necessary, but dark.
Reply:Well I was thinking you could go with Angels Flowers.I think that it is fitting for what you plan on doing.
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I will only be offering flowers for funerals like crosses, hearts, names spelt out with flowers you know the kind of thing I mean
any help with a NAME welcome
Funeral florist (business name) needed?
I would not limit yourself to funerals only. If you get other requests, if you dont do them, just charge a high price and they will go elsewhere. Funeral is kind of a dark word. Necessary, but dark.
Reply:Well I was thinking you could go with Angels Flowers.I think that it is fitting for what you plan on doing.
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What should i write on funeral flower card for a baby girl?
God decided that he needed one more angel in heaven.
What should i write on funeral flower card for a baby girl?
just whats in your heart
Reply:the right words will come to u im so sorry u have to go through something like this (and as for u ktuh_kael go get a life i just hope u dont have to go through some thing like this)
Reply:I%26#039;m sorry for the loss, u could put
Earths little angel gone to be an angel in heaven
Reply:Jesus said, %26quot;Let the little ones come unto Me, and forbid them not - for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven%26quot;
Reply:Sorry for your loss, but I don%26#039;t think we can help you with this one. It has to come from you. It doesn%26#039;t need to be witty or clever -
Best of luck and a speedy grieving process.
Reply:Write what comes into your heart.
It doesn%26#039;t have to be deep or clever just personal.
Reply:Dead babies can%26#039;t take care of themselves. Dead babies can%26#039;t take things off the shelves.
Reply:that is a hard one i would put what ever comes from your heart
Reply:Never mind those heartless bloody bastards.they are sick in the head,excuse my language but they just made me mad.
I agree with something like,god was missing an angel,sleep tight little one.
Reply:Oh god no, That%26#039;s awful
I%26#039;ve been through it too, I had to bury my baby,
Just write I%26#039;m here If there%26#039;s anything I can do.
In my daughters cards my friend wrote:
Keeley-Jade
You will never know
Pain or sorrow
Just love as you lay in the arms of angels
I%26#039;m crying now as I%26#039;m writing this as it still chokes me
Reply:another angel in heaven
Reply:Awwwww how sad..what a shame....
Yes i think it%26#039;s more a personal touch that%26#039;s needed here...say what %26#039;you%26#039; feel....
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What should i write on funeral flower card for a baby girl?
just whats in your heart
Reply:the right words will come to u im so sorry u have to go through something like this (and as for u ktuh_kael go get a life i just hope u dont have to go through some thing like this)
Reply:I%26#039;m sorry for the loss, u could put
Earths little angel gone to be an angel in heaven
Reply:Jesus said, %26quot;Let the little ones come unto Me, and forbid them not - for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven%26quot;
Reply:Sorry for your loss, but I don%26#039;t think we can help you with this one. It has to come from you. It doesn%26#039;t need to be witty or clever -
Best of luck and a speedy grieving process.
Reply:Write what comes into your heart.
It doesn%26#039;t have to be deep or clever just personal.
Reply:Dead babies can%26#039;t take care of themselves. Dead babies can%26#039;t take things off the shelves.
Reply:that is a hard one i would put what ever comes from your heart
Reply:Never mind those heartless bloody bastards.they are sick in the head,excuse my language but they just made me mad.
I agree with something like,god was missing an angel,sleep tight little one.
Reply:Oh god no, That%26#039;s awful
I%26#039;ve been through it too, I had to bury my baby,
Just write I%26#039;m here If there%26#039;s anything I can do.
In my daughters cards my friend wrote:
Keeley-Jade
You will never know
Pain or sorrow
Just love as you lay in the arms of angels
I%26#039;m crying now as I%26#039;m writing this as it still chokes me
Reply:another angel in heaven
Reply:Awwwww how sad..what a shame....
Yes i think it%26#039;s more a personal touch that%26#039;s needed here...say what %26#039;you%26#039; feel....
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Does anyone know,can i make a funeral flower arrangment myself? I cant afford to buy one but?
my sons father died unexpectedly yesterday and i want to make sure that i have a %26quot;daddy%26quot; flower arrangment of some kind at the wake etc...
But, i have very little money so i am trying to figure out if i can make this at home and with little money.
It is disgusting how i feel people way over charge for things surrounding someone%26#039;s death. What about someone poor like me??
I guess im screwed huh??!
Please if anyone has any info on this please let me know ASAP!
Thanks
Does anyone know,can i make a funeral flower arrangment myself? I cant afford to buy one but?
Yes, you can make one yourself, that would actually be more thoughtful! And I%26#039;m sorry about your loss.
Reply:You could do fresh flowers, daisys and carnations are usually less expensive flowers. Or try going to a florist and see if you buy in volume if they can offer some kind of discount.
You may also want to try some artificial flowers. They are ususally very cost effective.
How about avoiding flowers all together, when my grandfather died my siblings and I made a wreath with different fishing tackle since he was an avid fisherman. This was very unique, and was less expensive then the same size flower wreath.
Just know though that a lot of the money for the wreaths/tributes goes to labour costs.
Reply:Is there a craft store like Michaels near you? Look online at sympathy arrangements to get ideas to know what kind you want to make. then deliver to the funeral home early-before the starting time of the wake .Dont carry with you as you enter when the others are present
Reply:No I dought you are a screw up. I am sorry for your families loss. Here is a website.They have a metal emblem that says dad, you can place that in a set of flowers. The piece is only 99 cents. Again I am sorry :-(
http://www.afloral.com/Floral-Supplies/F...
flower
But, i have very little money so i am trying to figure out if i can make this at home and with little money.
It is disgusting how i feel people way over charge for things surrounding someone%26#039;s death. What about someone poor like me??
I guess im screwed huh??!
Please if anyone has any info on this please let me know ASAP!
Thanks
Does anyone know,can i make a funeral flower arrangment myself? I cant afford to buy one but?
Yes, you can make one yourself, that would actually be more thoughtful! And I%26#039;m sorry about your loss.
Reply:You could do fresh flowers, daisys and carnations are usually less expensive flowers. Or try going to a florist and see if you buy in volume if they can offer some kind of discount.
You may also want to try some artificial flowers. They are ususally very cost effective.
How about avoiding flowers all together, when my grandfather died my siblings and I made a wreath with different fishing tackle since he was an avid fisherman. This was very unique, and was less expensive then the same size flower wreath.
Just know though that a lot of the money for the wreaths/tributes goes to labour costs.
Reply:Is there a craft store like Michaels near you? Look online at sympathy arrangements to get ideas to know what kind you want to make. then deliver to the funeral home early-before the starting time of the wake .Dont carry with you as you enter when the others are present
Reply:No I dought you are a screw up. I am sorry for your families loss. Here is a website.They have a metal emblem that says dad, you can place that in a set of flowers. The piece is only 99 cents. Again I am sorry :-(
http://www.afloral.com/Floral-Supplies/F...
flower
What should I write on flower aggrangements at a funeral?
My sister-in-laws step daughter passed away last night, I%26#039;d like to get some flowers sent to the funeral home but have no idea what to put on the note on the arrangment. Any ideas would be great. She is 4 years old.
What should I write on flower aggrangements at a funeral?
CONDOLENCES From: ________ Family
as simple as that
Reply:I think in the tragic case of the death of a little child; the wording should be kept simple....
Express deepest sympathy, LOVE %26amp; prayer for the family.
Something like %26quot;You are in our hearts %26amp; prayers%26quot; is a nice thing to say.
It is very thoughtful of you to send flowers; I know you will end up saying just the right thing.
Reply:Sometimes we do not know why? God takes some of his littlest Angels back to him, but there had to be areason for this. May GOD have her in his keeping and will make her Star shine as bright as it can be.
I, feel so sorry for her Mom, I hope she will have some consolation, of this tragic loss.
On a Funeral Arrangement what you can write is, I will never forget you, and will miss you a lot, Please, be my shining Star and guide me through the rightous paths. Signed it with Love, then your Name.
Reply:%26quot;Deepest Sympathies%26quot; or if you%26#039;re religious %26quot;You%26#039;re in my prayers.%26quot; Also you might include something along the lines of %26quot;If you need anything, don%26#039;t hesitate to call.%26quot; VERY sorry about your loss.
Reply:omg my heart goes out to you, thats awful. i cant help with this sorry
Reply:Oh I am so sorry.
Make it simple...%26quot;With love, _names go here_%26quot;
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What should I write on flower aggrangements at a funeral?
CONDOLENCES From: ________ Family
as simple as that
Reply:I think in the tragic case of the death of a little child; the wording should be kept simple....
Express deepest sympathy, LOVE %26amp; prayer for the family.
Something like %26quot;You are in our hearts %26amp; prayers%26quot; is a nice thing to say.
It is very thoughtful of you to send flowers; I know you will end up saying just the right thing.
Reply:Sometimes we do not know why? God takes some of his littlest Angels back to him, but there had to be areason for this. May GOD have her in his keeping and will make her Star shine as bright as it can be.
I, feel so sorry for her Mom, I hope she will have some consolation, of this tragic loss.
On a Funeral Arrangement what you can write is, I will never forget you, and will miss you a lot, Please, be my shining Star and guide me through the rightous paths. Signed it with Love, then your Name.
Reply:%26quot;Deepest Sympathies%26quot; or if you%26#039;re religious %26quot;You%26#039;re in my prayers.%26quot; Also you might include something along the lines of %26quot;If you need anything, don%26#039;t hesitate to call.%26quot; VERY sorry about your loss.
Reply:omg my heart goes out to you, thats awful. i cant help with this sorry
Reply:Oh I am so sorry.
Make it simple...%26quot;With love, _names go here_%26quot;
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