Memberso not a happy post but i am incharge of mils memorial flowers– for the stage at the church and i do not like lilies or cala lillies… what flowers would be good for either a wreath or cross arrangement
she liked sunflowers and sweet peas… thinking of doing white filler with sunflowers possibly— i got 12 days to get it planned and assembled or ordered…..
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I’ve never seen sunflowers used in funeral arrangements, but if she liked them, I’m sure the family will be touched by your choosing them.
I usually send all white flowers (but never lilies for me either).
MemberSomething like this might work, you could add some cream or white roses, mums etc. Or you could even have some of the red/orange sunflowers to tone down the brightness…
MemberI think of gladiolas. Funerals always have tons of gladiolas! That being said, I don’t particularly like them. If sunflowers were her favorite, I think you should use those.
Memberi am not gonna do gladious cause we used them for wedding flowers last year….. trying to avoid what my wedding ceremony flowers arrangements thats why im leaning towards the cross/wreath arrangement….
which one arrangement do you like best
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like the one you just posted too 
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MemberI like 1 & 3
Memberi have never seen sunflowers at a funeral but i would definitely use them if they were her favourite.
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MemberGladiolas make me think funeral instantly. Maybe a bouquet of white roses and mums.
Member@asianyoushi: Peace Lilly. Although my grandmother had yellow roses on her casket if I am remembering right (I kind of blocked a lot of it out)
MemberWhite and formal
MemberWait, you have twelve days notice on a funeral? Is that…normal? I don’t think i’ve ever seen a funeral happen more than 3-4 days after a death.
I like the idea of using her favorite flowers. Just because the flowers don’t “say funeral” doesn’t change that people will know that it’s a funeral. I think it’s lovely that the flowers will reflect something she loved.
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dont mind the puzzle….
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