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Sympathy Flowers
Sympathy flowers convey heartfelt condolences. Our thoughtful arrangements offer comfort and solace during challenging times.
Things our customers say
Very easy to order flowers online and I received an email so I could track when they had been delivered. I always use this flower shop and I am never disappointed with the flowers they send.
Ordered for the first time for a friend who had been ill in Cornwall. She sent us a photo of the flowers and to say how pleased she was with them. To say we were over the moon with them is an understatement. We will definitely be ordering again.
Beautiful flowers and arrived on time. Brilliant service. Thank you
brilliant to shop with and good timing with respects it is the one of the best to order flowers with advice for people do shop with them as they are value for money
Great flower selection and quick delivery. Perfect l
Love Serenata. They are my first choice for flower delivery. Everything is straightforward and having received them myself they were the freshest and lasted the longest.
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Choosing Sympathy FlowersChoosing Sympathy Flowers
Sympathy flowers hold a significant meaning when it comes to expressing condolences and offering comfort during times of loss. Sending sympathy flowers is a thoughtful gesture to show support and share in the grieving process. They can be sent to the bereaved family's home as a gesture of sympathy or to the funeral or memorial service as a way to honor and remember the departed. Whether it's a simple bouquet or an elegant arrangement, these flowers serve as a visual representation of care, compassion, and heartfelt condolences, providing solace to those who are mourning the loss of a loved one.
Sympathy MessagesSympathy Messages
On such a sad occasion, it may be difficult to find the right words that offer consolation and hope. If you're looking for a sympathy message to go with your bereavement flowers, here are a few options to choose from: With heartfelt sympathy and understanding thoughts in this time of sadness. There are no goodbyes for us, wherever you are, you will always be in my heart. I wish I could gather the right words to ease your pain and offer you comfort. Prayers and fond memories are what we have to remember our dearly departed. My most heartfelt condolences.
Expressing Condolences in a Beautiful WayExpressing Condolences in a Beautiful Way
Expressing condolences in a beautiful way can bring comfort and solace to those who are grieving. Sending flowers is a timeless and heartfelt gesture that speaks volumes when words may fail. Each carefully selected bloom can convey a message of sympathy, compassion, and support. Whether it's a serene white arrangement symbolising purity and peace or a vibrant bouquet representing a celebration of life, the beauty of flowers offers a gentle reminder that even in the darkest times, there is still beauty and hope. By sending flowers, we not only honor the memory of the departed but also extend a tender embrace to those left behind, letting them know they are not alone in their sorrow.
Frequent questions about sympathy flowers
The most common colours used for bereavement flowers are white or muted pastel tones, but the best flowers for sympathy arrangements can be anything you think would be welcomed by the recipient. You can send a sympathy bouquet with white lilies, white roses, white freesia, white gypsophila or colourful chrysanthemums or gerberas to say 'I'm thinking of you'.
Ideally as soon as you hear about the passing, to express your condolences in a timely manner. Do not send sympathy flowers on the day of the funeral or close to the day as the recipient will be attending and not at home to receive the flowers.
Flowers are customary to express condolences, but if you don't want to send them, you can also send a sympathy card.
You could offer your support and help to the grieving family and let them know you're thinking of them in this difficult time. Often it's best to add specific examples of how you can be helpful for them during the grieving.