Road rules0 min ago
Flowers At Cremation
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My Mum`s sister is being cremated this week. Her daughter has only told me the details of where and when it will take place. I will ask her if there is a charity that donations can be sent to but I feel I would like to 'give' my aunty a bunch of flowers. Not a formal funeral spray with a message as such, just a bunch of flowers. Trouble is, I don't know if she is being interred after the event or if my cousin is going to collect and scatter the ashes and I don't think it is appropriate to ask her at this stage. I don't know who the funeral directors are either. What would you do?
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237SJ, I'm assuming you're going to the crematorium for the funeral, in which case you can take your bunch of flowers with you and give them to the funeral people who will place them with the others. There is always a name plate for the deceased at an allocated space for flowers at each cremation.
21:32 Tue 02nd May 2017
naomi, when my Mum was cremated, we were told (nicely) at the crematorium that the flowers would be removed immediately after the service as they had no room to keep them. We were invited to take anything that we wanted to keep. The undertakers had also mentioned this. I guess it may vary from establishment to establishment.
When my beloved Dad and then Mum were cremated, the family flowers were left at the crem for several days. There was a large enough space for this and for others to be placed there as well. It seems from the posts that it varies from place to place, but I would have been mortified if they had been thrown away straight after the funerals.
I think naomi24 is right. You can take the flower with you to the funeral. It is good to take them rather going empty handed.
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