Condolence and funeral flowers: what to choose, and what to write on the sash

About Funerals: condolence and memorial flowers

Condolence flowers are an offering sent to the funeral to show respect for the person who has died and to stand with the family. The register is solemn, never showy: white leads, with greenery. Two forms are usual, a standing wreath for the funeral hall, and a smaller basket when you come in person, each with a sash carrying the words of condolence and the sender’s name.

Choosing by situation

Standing wreath at the funeral hall

A white wreath on a round frame with a sash carrying your words and your name. 90 designs, most between 1 and 2.5 million.

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Basket for a personal visit

A compact basket in white and soft yellow with chrysanthemums, lilies and tuberose. Suited to a small space, from $17 450,000₫.

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From a company or an organisation

A larger arrangement for a delegation, with the organisation’s name on the sash. Flosa issues VAT invoices for companies.

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Restrained, minimal shapes

Slim forms in white and green with little ornament. 12 designs, from $45 1,150,000₫.

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Condolence flower collections

Condolence Flowers209 designs →Funeral Wreath90 designs →Modern Funeral Flowers12 designs →

Guides & ideas for condolence flowers

Vietnamese Condolence Messages for a Funeral, with English MeaningsWhat to Write on a Funeral Wreath Ribbon in VietnamWhat to Wear to a Vietnamese FuneralHow Many Times to Bow at a Vietnamese Funeral, and How to Do ItCleansing After a Vietnamese Funeral, and 11 Taboos for VisitorsChoosing a Funeral Wreath for a Young Person in VietnamHow to Choose Funeral Flowers in Vietnam: Colour, Flower and StyleThanh Kinh Phan Uu: Meaning of the Vietnamese Condolence Phrase

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