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Sympathy and funeral flowers in Vernon
When you’ve lost someone, the last thing you need is worry. Tell us the funeral home and the service time, and we’ll make sure your flowers are there, arranged with care, before it begins.
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What to send, and who sends it
Casket spray
The large spray that rests on the casket. Usually chosen by the immediate family.
Standing spray or basket
Displayed near the casket or urn at the service. A thoughtful choice from friends, coworkers or extended family.
Urn arrangement
Flowers arranged around a memorial urn for a cremation or celebration of life.
To the family’s home
A vase arrangement or a lasting plant, sent before or after the service. Often the most personal gift.
Funeral homes we deliver to every day
- Vernon Funeral Home3007 28 St, Vernon
- Bethel Funeral Chapel5605 27 St, Vernon
- Pleasant Valley Funeral Home4303 Pleasant Valley Rd, Vernon
- Alternatives Funeral & Cremation ServicesVernon · see all delivery
Is the service at a church or hall? Tell us the address and time and we’ll deliver there too.
Traditions
Many families have customs for funeral flowers. We arrange Ukrainian and Russian Orthodox, Chinese and Japanese tributes the way your family’s tradition expects.
Questions
How soon do I need to order funeral flowers?
For the best choice, order the day before the service. For same-day delivery, order by noon, Tuesday to Saturday.
Do you deliver to funeral homes in Vernon?
Yes, every day: Vernon Funeral Home, Bethel Funeral Chapel, Pleasant Valley Funeral Home and Alternatives Funeral & Cremation Services.
Who usually sends the casket spray?
The casket spray is usually chosen by the immediate family. Friends, coworkers and extended family often send a standing spray, a basket or a vase arrangement.
Can you send flowers to the family’s home instead?
Yes. A vase arrangement or a plant sent to the home is a gentle way to show you care, before or after the service.
What should I write on the card?
Short and sincere is best. Something like “With deepest sympathy,” “Thinking of you all” or a favourite memory, signed with your name.