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Many times, grandchildren are a source of tremendous pride for a grandparent. If this describes your family, you may want to make an effort to highlight grandchildren with a special presentation involving flowers. When writing a card for funeral flowers, it's important to express your love and admiration for the deceased. Share a favourite memory or characteristic that you admired about them. For example, "Your loved one was such a kind and generous person. I will always remember their infectious smile and the way they made everyone feel welcome." This can bring comfort to the grieving family and help them remember the positive impact their loved one had on others. A coffin or casket spray is generally from the immediate family. Other arrangements from the spouse, children, or parents may also include spray arrangements, funeral flower letters, pillows and cushions, and heart shaped arrangements. Extended Family Members

Sending a floral heart tribute to a funeral makes a deeply personal statement and is indicative of the love and compassion felt by immediate family or the closely bereaved. Our beautiful range of heart designs come in a tasteful variety of shapes, colours and sizes.​​​​​​ Funeral Cross To add your own tributes to the loved ones from our area, or to publish a notice for your loved one, visit funeral-notices.co.uk Today is the beginning of a difficult journey of saying goodbye. We will walk beside you as you grieve, supporting you in both sadness and the joy of memories A casket is a four sided box, used as standard in modern burials. If you are looking for an economical option for a funeral, you should most definitely opt for a casket or shroud as opposed to a six sided coffin. Why send Funeral Flowers? COVID-19 Tip:If the funeral is taking place virtually using a service like GatheringUs, you might not know whether or not to send flowers. Reach out to the person planning the funeral to ask whether funeral flowers will be displayed to online guests. They might have an "in lieu of flowers" request, instead. Funeral Flower Message Ideas From GrandchildrenI was so sorry to hear about your friend’s passing. I hope that you know I am here for you whenever you need me. Sadly Barry passed away suddenly on 12 November 2023 at his home, aged 78 years. Beloved husband of the late Flo, dearly loved dad of Elizabeth, dear father-in-law of Michael, loving grandad of the late Tilly and a dear brother of Susan. A service to celebrate Barry's life will take place at Woodlands Crematorium on Monday 4 December at 2.00 p.m. Family flowers only please, donations in memory of Barry are being collected for MacMillan Cancer Support and can be left after the service or sent c/o J Naylor Funeral Directors, Comforts Avenue, Scunthorpe DN15 6PN (tel. 01724 280082) Many people have their tribute sent directly to the crematorium. Crematoriumsposition stands with the deceasedname on in the garden of rest. The funeral flowers are then placed next to these along with the flowers that have arrived in the hearse. These will then be viewed by the family and guests after the service. There is further information here on the Crematorium in Chelmsford Church / Place of Worship.

Fondly remembering the laughter and joy you brought to our lives. With love, from your grandchildren. Do you ever wonder whether to send flowers for someone's funeral? The norm has become quite blurred, so the decision isn't quite as simple as it once was. In the past, you were likely to see rows of circular funeral wreaths and funeral flowers in the chapel or church. Now, however, there might be a couple of circular funeral wreaths, but you'll see more of a variety of funeral flowers arrangements, live plants, and cards showing that a charitable donation was made in honour of the deceased. After someone passes away, whether it’s a friend, family member, or the loved one of a friend or family member, you may still want to send funeral flowers, even if you make a donation in the person's memory. Knowing what type of floral funeral arrangement to send depends on a number of factors, including your relationship to the deceased or family. Although there are no hard and fast rules about sending funeral flowers in Essex anymore, there are some guidelines that can help you decide what to do. I will always remember the time we spent camping together. Your loved one had such a zest for life and a contagious sense of humour. They will be deeply missed." He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow or crying or pain. All these things are gone forever. (Revelation 21:4) If you are looking at sending a message of condolence you can browse our range of sympathy flowers.It can be very difficult to decide what card message to place on your flowers at such a sad time. Below we have provided some examples which may help you in writing your own message. However, there are no hard and fast rules so write something from the heart and it will be appreciated. Mom, you took such great care of Grandma during her illness. Thank you for the love and devotion that you showed to our amazing grandma.” Other members of the family such as aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and even close friends also have a wide range of options. The traditional spray is often chosen along with funeral flower letters for the most impact. Sometimes, informal arrangements are good options because they can go home with the immediate family or taken to the cemetery. Close Friends and Business Associates If you prefer to leave a short yet meaningful funeral flower message for a loved one or for a grieving family member, here are some messages to use;

I have such fond memories of your loved one's kindness and generosity. They always went out of their way to help others, and their impact will be felt for years to come."Families are advised to be mindful of who is labeled a “grandchild.” You may cause hurt feelings if you don’t include all the people who would like to be involved in your presentation or display. Make sure everyone in the family agrees on how to handle these particular considerations, such as estranged family members, step-grandchildren, or honorary grandchildren.

When I wonder why I’ve struggled through another lonely day, just to face a long and sleepless night without you. Forever in my heart, 4 years ago today my love. You were my strength, my support, my protection and best friend. Grief is dark and I can’t get use to the light, miss you every second of every day. Your heartbroken wife Sarah xxxFirst, let’s take a moment to discuss funeral flower etiquette to help you decide whether you should send an arrangement or not. If you choose to send flowers or a plant, we’ll also help you with the message to include with the delivery. Suddenly and unexpectedly, Keith died at Scunthorpe General Hospital on 16th November 2023 aged 83 years. Much loved, and loving husband of Marjory, dad of Sharon and the late Sally, father in law of Andrew, grandad of Declan, Jasmine, Mason and Saffron, brother of the late Tony and Anne, uncle, great-uncle and a good friend to all who knew him. Would family and friends please meet at Woodlands Crematorium on Thursday 30th November at 10am Family flowers only please, but donations in Keith's memory will be collected for Jerry Green's and these can be left following the service or sent c/o J Naylor Funeral Directors Comforts Avenue, Scunthorpe DN15 6PN - Gary ELLIS (Image: funeral-notices.co.uk) Terry) On Friday 10th November 2023, whilst in the care of Diana Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby, Terry aged 87 years sadly passed away. A dearly beloved husband of the late Hazel. A dearly loved dad of Kim and Michael. A loving father in law to Mark and Karen. A cherished grandad of Danielle and Alan and Dominique and great grandad to Dakota, Tommy, Oakley and Phoenix. A dear brother, brother in law and uncle. Terry was a great friend to many and will be sadly missed by all who knew him. A funeral service to celebrate Terry's life will be held at Grimsby Crematorium on Tuesday 12th December 2023 at 09:45am. Floral tributes may be sent c/o the Funeral Director. All enquiries to Co-op Funeralcare, 55 Abbey Road, Grimsby, DN32 0HN. Tel: 01472 355707. Derek COLEMAN Unexpectedly on 6th of November 2023 at Scunthorpe General Hospital, aged 60 years. Much loved husband of Jeanette, dad to Chris and the late David, step dad to Michael and Simon, loved grandad, brother, nephew, cousin and friend to many. Would family and friends please meet at Woodlands Crematorium, Scunthorpe om Tuesday 28th November 2023 at 11:20am for service and committal. Family flowers only please, however donations are thankfully accepted for 'Lindsey Lodge Hospice' c/o Jason Threadgold Funeral Director 3 Burringham Road Scunthorpe DN17 2BA Tel: (01724) 865865 Brian EMERSON (Image: funeral-notices.co.uk) You may consider giving each grandchild and great-grandchild a single flower to place on the casket at some point during the funeral or graveside service.