Sympathy
Sympathy and funeral flowers
We know you’re sending these in a hurry and perhaps from far away. Tell us who, where and when, and we’ll take care of the rest.
What a funeral order needs
For a funeral order, we need four things:
1. The name of the person who died
2. The funeral home or church and its town
3. The date and time of the service or visitation
4. The name you want on the card, such as “The Walker family”
Add your phone number, and we call if the funeral home has a question. We deliver an hour before the service and deliver free to funeral homes, churches and the hospital in Northfield or Dundas. We never post an order’s details publicly.
For a service tomorrow morning, order by 4 pm today. For a service today, call us at (507) 555-0142 and we’ll tell you honestly whether we can make it.
Sympathy arrangements
Vase arrangements and a standing spray, all in white and green. Tell us if there’s a cat in the home and we leave out the lilies.
Sympathy Arrangement, White and Green
From $85.00White roses, mums and greens, as a vase arrangement or a standing spray. Free delivery to funeral homes in town.
What happens after you order
- 1
We check the details
If the service time or the funeral home isn’t clear, we call you or the funeral home before we make anything.
- 2
We make it that morning
Everything is made fresh, in the workroom, the day it goes out.
- 3
We deliver an hour early
We bring it to the funeral home or church and email you once it’s there.
Sympathy questions
How do I send flowers to a funeral home?
Order online or call. We need the name of the person who died, the funeral home or church and its town, and the date and time of the service or visitation. Order by 4 pm the day before for a morning service; for a service the same day, call us. Delivery to a funeral home in town is free.
What if I don’t know the service details yet?
Call us at (507) 555-0142 or send what you know, and we’ll call the funeral home to confirm. Please don’t guess a time: a wrong one can mean flowers that arrive after the service. We’d rather take a day to get it right.
Do you deliver to a cemetery or a family’s home?
Yes to a family’s home, at the regular fee for the town. For a graveside service we deliver to the cemetery office or the funeral home that’s handling it, and we call to confirm first. A funeral home, church or the hospital in Northfield or Dundas is free.
Rather talk it through?
Call us at the shop. We’ll help you choose, and we take sympathy orders by phone.