The Meaning Behind 7 Different Types Of Popular Funeral Flowers

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Faith Funeral Service The Meaning Behind 7
Different Types Of Popular Funeral
Flowers Funeral Arrangements Jonesboro AR
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About Faith Funeral Service
Faith Funeral Service, LLC is a privately held
company founded in 2006 with the intention of
providing quality funerals at about half the
price of the national average.
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Flowers are the Symbols for Expressing many Deep
Feelings. Funeral Flowers are used at Funerals
as a Visual Expression of Our Sympathy, Grief,
Love, and Respect to the deceased. Sending
Flower Arrangement to a Funeral also a Custom
for many Centuries.
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TYPES OF FUNERAL FLOWERS
Sending Flowers is a Meaningful Way to show
your Love or Sympathy for a Situation or an
event.
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1. Roses
As one of the most Recognizable Flowers, Roses
can be a beautiful part of an arrangement of
funeral flowers. White Roses means Reverence,
Humility, Innocence, and Youthfulness. Red Roses
convey Respect, Love, and Courage. Pink Roses
signify Love, Grace, Appreciation, and
Gentility. Dark Crimson Roses denote Grief and
Sorrow. Yellow Roses are given by the friends of
the deceased to symbolize their strong
ties. When you include a single rose in a bouquet
it expresses enduring love for the deceased.
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2. Lilies
The lily is the flower most commonly associated
with funeral services as they symbolize the
innocence that has been restored to the soul of
the departed. The white lily expresses Majesty
and Purity. The white stargazer lilies
specifically symbolize sympathy.
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3. Carnations

• 4. Chrysanthemum
• The meaning behind chrysanthemums varies
  globally. In America and Europe, the meanings
  focus on sympathy and honor. The color plays a
  role in the meaning,
• Red symbolizes Love.
• White symbolizes Innocence.

Long-lasting and fragrant, carnations are a
popular choice for sympathy arrangements. The
Red Carnation denotes Admiration. The Pink
carnation stands for Remembrance. White
carnations stand for Pure Love and Innocence.
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5. Daffodils and Tulips
Bright yellow spring tulips and daffodils are a
symbol of Renewal and fresh starts. For this
reason, they are believed to bring encouragement
and hope to a person who is grieving or unhappy.
It is again a great choice to send as a sympathy
gift to the family home of the departed. Tulips
represent elegance and grace. Yellow tulips
represent cheerfulness. White tulips represent
forgiveness. Purple tulips represent Royalty.
Red tulips represent Perfect Love.
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6. Hydrangea Plant
Sending a seasonal Spring Plant is a Nice and
Appropriate Gesture to give to a Grieving
family. It can be kept indoors and also in the
garden. This hardy plant that will grow in
almost any soil that is kept moist, and the
Mophead Hydrangeas will continue to bloom for
many years. The hydrangea is a gift of thanks in
repayment for understanding and is given as a
gesture of heartfelt sincerity.
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7. Gladioli
Gladioli have a tall flower stem composed of
multiple flowers that can measure up to 4 feet
tall. They are typically used in fan
sprays. They are Classic and Elegant arrangements
for Traditional Funeral Services. The gladiolus
embodies the strength of character, Sincerity,
and moral Integrity. They are available in a
wide range of colors, including white, pink,
red, purple, yellow, orange, salmon, and green.
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Flowers have always been a way for us to express
our deepest Sentiments, whether happy or sad.
When were looking to Express Sympathy or
Condolences, sending sympathy funeral flowers
is a heartfelt way to deliver some comfort to a
grieving loved one. Traditionally, Flowers are a
way to Represent Growth and New Life. The
natural beauty of condolence flowers at a
funeral and at the home of Mourners brings a
sense of warmth and comfort to the environment.
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Find Us

• Faith Funeral Service LLC. 2658 W State Highway
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• Manila, AR 72442
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• faithfuneralservice_at_live.com
• www.faithfuneralservice.net

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