Sympathy bouquets
Yes, same-day delivery is possible depending on the order time.
Always to the home of the bereaved, not to the ceremony.
Soft tones such as white, cream, pastel pink, light green or soft purple are most common.
Absolutely. You can still send a sympathy bouquet to the bereaved family up to around two weeks after the funeral, together with a personal message of support and comfort.
A sympathy bouquet is usually delivered directly to the bereaved family’s home as a way to express your support and condolences. It is best to send the flowers as soon as you hear about the death, before the funeral or up to two weeks afterwards.
Most sympathy bouquets are white, as white symbolises purity, calm, serenity and peace, offering comfort in times of grief. However, if the deceased loved colour or if a bright, colourful bouquet better reflects their personality, you can of course choose colourful sympathy flowers instead.
Yes. If you order your sympathy bouquet before 2:00 pm on weekdays or before 1:00 pm on Saturday, our local professional florists can deliver your sympathy flowers and message of comfort the same day.
Yes. You can have a sympathy bouquet delivered completely anonymously to the bereaved family. Simply write your message of comfort on the flower card without including your name. You also do not need to worry about your personal or payment details, as these cannot be shared under GDPR regulations.
Choose based on your relationship, preferred colours and style. White is timeless; pastels and wild styles offer a more personal touch.
No, a sympathy bouquet includes a card, not a ribbon.