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A funeral bouquet of red anthurium, offset by small hypericum berries, leaves and decorative greenery. Anthurium stands apart among mourning flowers — its large, glossy blooms with their distinct shape give the arrangement a spare, modern character and stay fresh for a long time, even through longer ceremonies. The deep red is often read as a sign of a strong bond with the person who has passed. The bouquet comes in three sizes: small (approx. 10–15 flowers), medium (approx. 15–23) and large (approx. 25–35), each with a greenery finish.
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White roses and orchids give this bouquet a bright, almost luminous quality, traditionally read as a sign of peace and purity. Marguerite daisies bring the simplicity of meadow flowers, lisianthus adds soft, ruffled petals, and decorative greenery draws every element into a cohesive whole. The arrangement suits ceremonies of a subdued, traditional character and remains appropriate regardless of the age of the person being remembered. Each piece is arranged by hand from fresh flowers. Size options: - Small – approx. 10-14 flowers + greenery - Medium – approx. 14-20 flowers + greenery - Large – approx. 20-30 flowers + greenery
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White flowers have accompanied final farewells for centuries — they speak of peace, purity and the quiet that remains after someone is gone. This bouquet brings together white roses and carnations, finished with decorative greenery. The arrangement is classic and restrained, fitting regardless of the age or character of the person being mourned, which is why it is often chosen by colleagues, neighbours or more distant family. It may be laid during the funeral service or later, at the grave, as a token of remembrance.
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White roses and eustoma are among the flowers we reach for when we wish to bid farewell with tenderness and respect at once. In this funeral bouquet they are joined by fine gypsophila, which lightens the composition like a mist, and by calm decorative greenery. White has meant purity and solace for centuries, which is why such a palette suits farewells to people of every age. The bouquet keeps an upright, clear form, fitting to be laid beside the coffin.
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A classic funeral bouquet of white roses, completed with foliage and decorative greenery. A single kind of flower in a single colour creates a restrained, clear form — the white rose is traditionally laid as a sign of respect and remembrance, whatever one's relation to the departed. Such a composition suits both the funeral ceremony and later visits to the grave. We prepare it in three sizes: small (about 10–15 roses), medium (about 15–23) and large (about 25–35), always with a greenery finish.
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Pink, the colour of gratitude and warm memories, leads this whole composition. Beside full, pink carnations sit smaller spray carnations and roses, and between them a mist of limonium that softens the arrangement. Foliage and decorative greenery sustain the freshness of the colours and give the bouquet an orderly shape. It is a choice for the farewell to someone dear to the heart, when we give thanks gently rather than solemnly, remembering the kindness we knew. Sizes to choose from: - Small – about 10-14 flowers + greenery - Medium – about 14-20 flowers + greenery - Large – about 20-30 flowers + greenery
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Not every farewell must be kept in white. This funeral bouquet joins roses and carnations in an apricot palette, completed with foliage and decorative greenery. The muted, warm colour is sometimes chosen as a sign of gratitude — for the years shared, for the kindness we received from the one who has died. The classic form of the bouquet allows it to be laid beside the coffin during the ceremony and, later, arranged just as fittingly on the grave.
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Purple has long been regarded as the colour of mourning and reflection — it joins gravity with a quiet hope. This funeral bouquet is kept in that tone, bringing together daisies, eustoma, gerberas and lilies set in decorative greenery. The flowers differ in texture and size, so the composition looks natural, without stiffness. It works well during the funeral ceremony, and also as a sign of remembrance laid on the grave on the anniversary of a death.
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