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Funeral Sprays, Wreaths & Casket Flowers

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Funeral sprays, wreaths and casket flowers: 27 designs from $299, made the same day in our Downtown LA studio and delivered to funeral homes, churches and cemeteries across Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire. Order by 4:30 PM for same-day delivery, and we confirm the service time before we leave.

Funeral flowers carry a message when words are hard to find, and timing matters. This collection covers the pieces a service usually calls for: standing sprays on an easel beside the casket or urn, wreaths and crosses for the chapel, and casket sprays, traditionally chosen by the immediate family. Every arrangement is made at our Downtown LA studio on the day of the service and delivered to funeral homes, mortuaries, churches, chapels and cemeteries across Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Inland Empire.

Give us the venue, date and service time at checkout. We confirm the timing with the funeral home and deliver ahead of guests. White and cream are the traditional palette — White Grace and Pure Remembrance Wreath are the classic pieces — while Peaceful Memory and Blush Memory Heart bring in soft color, and Custom Memorial Wreath suits a family with a specific tradition in mind. Standing pieces start from $289, with most between $289 and $499. For flowers sent to the family's home, see sympathy flowers; for church services, our church and chapel funeral flowers.

Good to know

  • Same-day delivery when you order by 4:30 PM; for a morning service, order the day before so we can confirm timing with the venue.
  • Delivery fee is set by address at checkout, typically $20–$35.
  • Card message included at no charge, in the family's name or the group's.
  • Out-of-season stems are substituted with equal or greater value in the same palette, and you see the finished piece by text before it leaves.
What is a funeral spray?

A funeral spray, or standing spray, is a large one-sided arrangement displayed on an easel beside the casket or urn, designed to be seen from the front by seated guests. It is the most common piece sent by friends, colleagues and extended family. A casket spray is different: it lies on the casket lid and is normally chosen by the immediate family.

What is the difference between a funeral wreath, a cross and a standing spray?

All three stand on an easel. A wreath is a circle, a symbol of eternity, and suits any faith or a secular service. A cross is a Christian tribute, common at Catholic and Orthodox services. A standing spray is the loosest shape — a fan or teardrop of flowers — and reads as the most personal. Hearts are usually sent by a spouse or children.

Will the flowers arrive before the service?

Yes. Enter the venue, date and service time at checkout; we confirm the timing with the funeral home or church and deliver ahead of guests. Same-day delivery is possible when you order by 4:30 PM, but for a morning service please order the day before so the piece is finished and confirmed in time.

Which cemeteries and funeral homes do you deliver to?

Every funeral home, mortuary and cemetery in Los Angeles County, Orange County and the Inland Empire. Memorial parks on our regular routes include Forest Lawn Glendale and Hollywood Hills, Hollywood Forever, Rose Hills (Whittier), Mount Sinai, Inglewood Park, Holy Cross (Culver City), Calvary, San Fernando Mission, Eden Memorial Park, Hillside, Westwood Village, Green Hills (Rancho Palos Verdes) and Mountain View (Altadena).

Do you deliver funeral flowers to churches and temples?

Yes, to any church, chapel, temple or synagogue in our delivery area, coordinated with the office so the flowers are placed before the service begins. Venues we serve regularly include the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Wilshire Boulevard Temple, Immanuel Presbyterian Church, St. Basil Catholic Church and First AME Church.

What color flowers are appropriate for a funeral?

White is the traditional choice — lilies, roses, chrysanthemums, orchids — and is appropriate for any relationship. Cream and soft pastels suit a gentle, personal tribute; red roses are usually reserved for a spouse or partner. If you knew the person well, their favorite color is always right. When in doubt, all white is never wrong.

Can you match religious or cultural traditions?

Yes. Tell us the tradition in the order notes or by phone at (424) 303-2205 and our florists will compose accordingly — a cross for a Catholic mass, all white for a Buddhist service, red and gold avoided or requested depending on custom. Jewish funerals traditionally have no flowers at the service, so ask the family before sending anything.

What if a flower is out of season?

We substitute only with stems of equal or greater value in the same palette, keeping the shape and dignity of the design intact, and we text you a photo of the finished tribute before it leaves the studio. If anything about it does not feel right, call us straight away and we will adjust it before delivery.