
Complete guide to choosing appropriate flowers
Which flower to offer for mourning?
The importance of flowers in mourning
Funeral flowers are a universal way to express your condolences and support to bereaved families. They allow you to show your affection and respect for the deceased person. Each flower carries a particular symbolism that can help express what words sometimes struggle to say.

Traditional mourning flowers
- White lily: Symbol of purity and innocence, it represents the purity of the soul that has left this world.
- White rose: Expresses respect and love for the deceased, as well as hope in the afterlife.
- Chrysanthemum: Traditionally associated with mourning in many cultures, it symbolizes truth and longevity.
- White carnation: Represents pure love and innocence.
Choosing according to the type of ceremony
Wreaths are ideal for official ceremonies, symbolizing eternity and the cycle of life.
Sprays and sheaves are often placed near the coffin or on the grave.
Bouquets offer a more intimate expression of sympathy, perfect for a personal gesture.
Tall arrangements are suitable for large spaces like churches.
Appropriate colors
- White: Purity, peace, and innocence - the most traditional color for mourning.
- Purple and mauve: Dignity and respect, often associated with religious ceremonies.
- Pale pink: Tenderness and affection, appropriate for mourning a woman or child.
- Deep red: Profound love and respect, for a very dear loved one.
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