FuneralCoop funeral flowers: Handmade tributes
Handmade tributes, in the flowers and colours that feel right.
Flowers are a gentle way to say goodbye and share something of the person who's died, from their favourite colours to the things they loved. Our florists make every tribute by hand with fresh seasonal flowers, and can work to any budget.
This page shows our full range, so you can choose at home, in your own time.
Three ways to choose your flowers
However you'd like to remember them, there's a way to choose that suits you:
- Ready-made designs: from simple sheaves and posies to coffin sprays, wreaths, hearts and crosses.
- Personalised tributes: shaped around a hobby, a favourite team, a faith or a word such as Mum or Dad.
- Florist's Choice: you choose the type and size, and our florist picks the best seasonal flowers. It's a good way to keep costs lower.
If you'd like a design that isn't shown here, talk to our florists. They've made one-off tributes including an E-type Jaguar, a full-size pool table and an arrangement made entirely of vegetables.
Which funeral tribute should I choose?
The right funeral tribute usually depends on how you knew the person who's died and where the flowers will sit on the day.
Coffin spray
Immediate family or the person arranging the funeral. It rests on top of the coffin and is also called a casket spray or double-ended spray.
Teardrop spray
Wider family, friends and colleagues. It's also called a single-ended spray.
Sheaf, posy or basket
Anyone who'd like to send a smaller tribute.
Wreath, heart or cushion
Family and close friends. Hearts express love, and cushions and pillows represent a comfortable place to rest.
Letters and names
Family, to spell out a name or a word such as Mum, Dad or Nan.
Cross or faith tribute
Families for whom faith is an important part of the funeral.
Customs vary between faiths and cultures, and some families ask for donations to a charity instead of flowers. If you're not sure, the person arranging the funeral can let you know.
Our funeral flower range
The cost of funeral flowers depends on the type of tribute and its size. Your local florist can give you a price for any design on this page.
Flowers and greenery depend on availability and the season. You can ask for changes to flowers and colours. Photographs are for illustration.
What to write on a funeral flower card
A short, sincere message on a funeral flower card is enough, such as "Thinking of you all" or "With love, always".
If you knew the person who's died but not their family, say how you knew them. A line about what they meant to you is often kind to read:
- "Elizabeth was one of the kindest people we knew, and always went out of her way to help her neighbours."
- "Your mum was one of my dearest friends. I'll treasure our memories together."
