Allen's Flowers When words fall short, flowers speak the language of compassion and remembrance. Whether you are a grieving family member, a funeral director, or a friend offering condolences, understanding the significance and variety of Sympathy and Funeral Floral Products can provide solace during challenging times. This guide aims to shed light on the different types of funeral flowers and how to choose the most appropriate arrangement to honor the deceased and comfort the bereaved.   USE COUPON CODES ON MAIN WEBSITE & SAVE     The Importance of Funeral Flowers Flowers have long been a part of funeral traditions across cultures and religions. They offer comfort and express emotions that are often difficult to convey through words. Each flower and arrangement carry a unique meaning, from symbolizing the purity of the deceased’s soul to offering hope and consolation to grieving families. Types of Funeral Flowers Funeral Flowers for Men Roses: Commonly used in shades of red, yellow, or white to express respect and love. Lilies: Symbolize the restored innocence of the soul. Orchids: Represent eternal love and lasting peace. Funeral Flowers for Women Chrysanthemums: Represent honesty and honor; widely used in European and Asian traditions. Carnations: Symbolize pure love and admiration, especially in white and pink hues. Roses: Soft colors like pink and lavender convey grace and elegance. Funeral Flowers for Children White Daisies: Signify innocence and purity. Baby’s Breath: Often used in children’s arrangements to symbolize the brevity of life. Lilies: Represent the purity of the departed child's soul. Funeral Flowers for Co-Workers Peace Lilies: Known for their serene and peaceful appearance. Daffodils: Represent renewal and new beginnings. Irises: Symbolize faith and hope, often chosen for their striking beauty. [...]