Brampton Crematorium Flower Delivery

A: Some common types of flower arrangement include:

Casket Sprays: These large floral arrangements are placed directly on top of the casket. Casket sprays can be full-length (covering the entire length of the casket) or half-length (covering only a portion of the casket). 

Standing Sprays: these arrangements are displayed on an easel and placed near the casket during the viewing or funeral service. 

Funeral Wreaths: These circular arrangements are typically displayed on a stand or easel and feature a ring of flowers and foliage. Wreaths symbolize eternity and are a traditional tribute to the deceased.

Funeral Baskets: These arrangements are created in a basket or container. Funeral baskets can include a mix of flowers and greenery. They are suitable for both display at the funeral service and for the family to take home afterward.

Floral Crosses: Cross-shaped arrangements are a religious symbol and are often chosen by those with strong religious beliefs or for funeral services held in a church. Floral crosses can be made entirely of flowers or combined with greenery.

Sympathy Bouquets: These are smaller, handheld bouquets typically given by friends, extended family members, or coworkers as a gesture of support and remembrance.

Flower Vases: Simple and elegant, flower vases are arrangements that are designed to be placed on tables or other surfaces. 

Plants and Garden Baskets: These can include potted plants, flowering plants, or arrangements with a mix of plants and flowers. Plants symbolize life, growth, and lasting remembrance.