Need A Way To Show A Loved One You Care?

Is someone you care for grieving the recent loss of a loved one? Are you looking for an appropriate and tasteful way to show them your sympathy? Need a way to make your last goodbye to a loved one beautiful and special? Well Spearwood Florist delivers sympathy flowers and funeral flowers to funeral homes, churches, and cemeteries. Spearwood Florist has everything you could dream of, from bowl flower arrangements to box arrangements to wreaths and sprays.

Who should send sympathy flowers?

Anyone who wants to show that they care can send a sympathy flower arrangement. Sympathy arrangements are a great option for those who can't make funeral services due to work schedule conflicts or budget constraints. Sometimes, there are family tensions and attending a funeral may result in more pain or upset. A flower arrangement can be a peaceful way to express sympathy while avoiding arguments during a trying time. Perhaps your relationship with the deceased was strained or tense, but you know people you love are hurting from his or her death. An arrangement of sympathy flowers is a kind way to show that they are in your thoughts.

What should you say?

The hardest part of sending sympathy flowers is determining what to say on the card. Phrases like "I'm sorry for your loss" are great choices for people you don't know well, but you may want to add a more personal touch for family members and friends. Thankfully, Spearwood Florist is here to help. Their website has a large list of potential options for your sympathy message. They include secular and religious messages, allowing you to express your compassion in a way that is specific to their feelings and beliefs. Spearwood Florist also offers suggestions for which words of compassion may be most appropriate for different situations or relationships.

Funeral Arrangements

Spearwood Florist also offers a wide variety of funeral flowers. When choosing funeral flowers, it's important to keep in mind the religious and cultural believes of the deceased and his or her family. Spearwood Florist is more than happy to include any cultural or religious beliefs are recognized in the floral arrangements. Spearwood Florist also offers floral arrangements in various colours, including red, white, yellow, pink and many more.

Why buy from Spearwood Florist?

Spearwood Florist not only offers a wide variety of flowers to choose from, in almost any colour. Furthermore, Spearwood Florist is run by sensitive, caring people who want to help you in your time of mourning. This means that when making flower arrangements, Spearwood Florist will make an effort to ensure that the funeral arrangements chosen reflect the cultural and religious practices of the deceased and their family.

Spearwood Forest also aims to help you figure out what arrangement or phrase is best. The website includes a helpful and compassionate guide on this webpage when to send sympathy flowers as well as a list of suggested words of condolences. Spearwood Florist not only aims to make receiving the flowers as painless as possible, but they aim to help remove much of the stress of shopping for them as well.

How can I get the flowers?

Spearwood Florist aims to make the process of getting your flowers as painless as possible. You are already grieving; you shouldn't have to worry about picking up flowers as well. Because of this, Spearwood Florist delivers funeral flowers to funeral homes, churches, and cemeteries. To order, visit this link. Spearwood Florist is here to help you ensure that you can express your sympathy or mourn the loss of your loved one in a beautiful way.

Different Designs or Styles of Flower Arrangements and Bouquets

Flowers help us convey so many emotions and thoughts by sending them to the people we care about on special occasions or just to say you are thinking of them. They help us celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, the arrival of new babies and weddings. They also help us send our condolences when someone dies or help us to express our love to that special someone in our lives. Flowers can also brighten a room when someone is feeling lonely or sick.

Floral arrangements are works of art, crafted by florists from their imaginations and their eye for design and color. In Australia there are flower design schools for arranging flowers, there are also classes that teach the basics, including those that cover the types of styles and designs that make up most of the bouquets and arrangements you can buy at a flower shop.

Basic Floral Designs for Arrangements

All flower arrangements are made up from three basic designs, including:

Line Arrangement

Line arrangements - Designs in this category have minimal flowers and foliage in the focal area of the arrangement. It is an open form that places the emphasis on the beauty of the plant material, rather than flowers. Bare branches, decorative wood or a pine branch helps create a well-defined line.  Flowers and leaves are added for a dramatic effect.

Mass arrangements - This type of arrangement uses a generous amount and mix of flowers arranged in a vase. The arrangement is designed to be full, flowing and symmetrical. Types of arrangements in this category include the oval, triangular and circular, or fan shaped.

Line-Mass arrangements - Lots of plant material and flowers are used to give this design some depth. Plant material is arranged in an outline and in mass to create a focal point for the arrangement. It has gradual changes from the line at the periphery of the arrangement that moves to the center mass. These arrangements are open form with either symmetrical or asymmetrical balance.

Types of Floral Arrangements

While the types of flowers and their colors often make an arrangement come alive, they are put together with one of seven basic floral arrangement designs. These seven arrangements include:

Horizontal Arrangement

Horizontal arrangement - Flowers in this arrangement are usually placed in a shallow container and are centered around the focal flower in the center of the arrangement.  In most horizontal arrangements, the focal flower is usually a rose. Drooping flower branches are then added to each side of the focal flower.  Since this type of arrangement is low, it is mostly used for table centerpieces.

Vertical arrangement - This arrangement is very tall, made by using very tall stems of flowers and leaves in this arrangement. Tulips, roses and carnations are typically used in this sort of arrangement, with shorter filler flowers like forget-me-nots arranged around them to make the design balanced.

Triangular arrangement - Taller flower stems are placed at the center of this arrangement with shorter stems being used on all sides of the center stems to keep its triangular shape. Triangular arrangements are most commonly used for wedding ceremonies.

Oval arrangements - This arrangement uses the brightest and tallest flowers at the center of the design. The size and color of the flowers at are used are allowed to reduce gradually by degrees towards the sides. This arrangement has a formal structure, so they are most often used for formal occasions.

The Lazy 'S' arrangement - Also called Hogarth's curve, it is the most complex arrangement made. It requires skill and experience in order to make arrangements in the Lazy 'S' pattern. The flowers are arranged to form a 'S' shape in this design.

Minimal arrangement - As its name implies, this arrangement uses few flowers and emphasis the focal flower. It is one of the most popular arrangements made for indoor use.

Popular Arrangement Styles

When you shop for flowers, whether at a local flower shop or online, you will pick from many arrangements and bouquets that use different flowers and designs. However, there are four basic styles of arrangements you will come across no matter where you shop for flowers. They are:

Floral Bouquet

Floral Bouquets - A bouquet of flowers is easier to assemble that a floral arrangement and are a popular choice for many people. Bouquets made from roses are the most common, followed by carnations, gerberas, daisies and chrysanthemums.

Table Centerpieces - Centerpieces are made from horizontal floral arrangements and they are most often used on tables for more formal occasions such as dinner on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas or for wedding receptions.

Floral Baskets - These are floral arrangements done in wicker baskets of various depths and the flowers should be chosen on basis of the depth of the basket being used. They are popular gifts for occasions like Christmas, Mother's Day or for businesses to give to their clients. They may contain fruits or chocolates along with the flowers.

Floral Wreath

Floral Wreaths - This floral arrangement is made in the form of circular garland with flowers and foliage interwoven together. Wreaths traditionally indicate celebration or honor and are popular for funerals to honor the deceased. They are also used as welcome wreaths on doors for the holiday season, especially at Christmas time.

We've all had occasions to order flowers for a friend or a family member to send condolences or tell them we miss them, especially if we can't make it home for a holiday. Now that you are know the basics of floral arrangements and designs, you will be able to look at your choices more knowledgeably when you shop and pick out exactly which type of arrangement you want to send.

For floral gift delivery in Perth, surrounding suburbs or Australia wide, you can order online, call us on (08)9418 3532 or visit us our florist shop at Shop K4, Phoenix Shopping Centre, 252-254 Rockingham Road, Spearwood WA6163.

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What Different Flowers May Mean

Sure you're all poised and ready to send flowers, but perhaps you're wondering what certain flowers mean. Back in Victorian days, a man used to pick a certain flower with specific meanings in mind. But do those same principles hold up these days? Let's take a look.

#1 - The Meaning of Roses

                   Roses

Roses are well known for being a symbol of love, so credit the dozen roses bouquet so popular on Valentine's Day for holding up this notion. The red of the rose has come to symbolize everything from the blushing mythologies to the blood of the martyrs.

#2 - The Meaning of Chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemum is a Chinese word, meaning "October flower," and is said to symbolize nobility. Send those and you're apparently conveying the message that you are a good friend, jovial, in fact.

# 3 - The Meaning of Lilies

                    Lilies

The meaning behind lilies can be wide and varied, depending on the specific type of lily we're talking about. The fragrant stargazer lily can be associated with purity, innocence, and simplicity as well as romantic notions, wealth and prosperity. Calla Lilies, on the other hand, can stand for grace, beauty, elegance and charm. Perhaps that's why brides love all manner of them in their wedding bouquets.

#4 - The Meaning of Orchids 

                 Orchids 

Orchids used to represent virility to the ancient Greeks, but they've evolved to symbolize other features that represent the care it takes to nurture them, like luxury, love and thoughtfulness. More exotic than the common rose or other types of commonly sent flowers, the orchid is gorgeous and complex and yet used quite a big in wedding bouquets because it symbolizes beauty, at least in the white form of the flower.

As for the rare black orchid, it can evoke feelings of mystery, yet some shy away from including it in bouquets because of ominous meanings and assumptions. It can also be seen as a status symbol, if sent to someone who’s attained a certain level or stature. A message on the card accompanying this rare flower would help explain more.

#5 - The Meaning of Tulips

                   Tulips

My mother used to recite a poem so often about tulips and "two lips" kissing that we put it on her funeral program. It's fitting that tulips can mean elegance, but it also allegedly depends on the coloring of the flower. For example, purple tulips might mean passionate love and strength. Yellow tulips are revered for their sunny disposition, whilst red tulips could have a more sincere meaning, like imploring a person to believe the true love they have for you.

Now that you know some of the meanings of the kinds of species we've covered, go ahead and send flowers with confidence. After all, never fear that you're sending the wrong kind or color or type of flowers.

As long as the intention is correct and from a heart of love and understanding – along with a card stating that fact – they should be received in the same manner.

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