Why should I send flowers?
Throughout the world, sympathy flowers have played an important role in funeral customs because of their fragrant beauty and comforting qualities. At a time of loss, it’s easy to become disenchanted. A simple arrangement of flowers can be a welcome reminder of happier days, evoking fond memories that provide comfort and the courage to prevail over grief. Flowers remain one of the most beautiful ways to express our condolences when words fail us. During times of sorrow, sympathy flowers are messengers of hope when it’s needed most. We are here to help you express your sympathy.
I just heard the news… Is it too late to send flowers?
No matter when you hear the sad news, sending flowers is always appropriate. You can choose to send a flower arrangement to the service or home of the surviving family members.
What if I don't know what to send to a funeral that is out-of-town?
There are many types of services, from traditional funerals to memorial services. It is appropriate to send a flower arrangement to any of these services. Let our associates at Clear Lake Flowers help you to detemine what might be best to send.
I am not certain where the service is being held. Can you help me?
If you have the name of the deceased and the funeral home, we would be glad to help you with your order. You can trust us to get the sympathy flowers to the funeral on time.
Though it's a sad time, I'd prefer to send a bright, colorful arrangement.
Keep in mind that a sympathy arrangement doesn’t necessarily have to be dark and somber. During this difficult time, you can help remind the family to celebrate the life that was lived.. Flowers add beauty to an otherwise somber atmosphere and provide a comforting diversion during the visitation.
The obituary says "In lieu of flowers," but I still would like to send flowers – is this appropriate?
Yes, flowers are also appropriate in these situations. Many people choose to send a token of remembrance to the service or family home as well as a donation to the charity indicated. This statement is the families way of expressing what charity they would like the donation to go to.
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