Typical funeral flowers and what they symbolise

If you are wondering what flowers or colours are appropriate for a funeral: the rule is that there are generally no rules or boundaries.

«Typical funeral flowers» - we explain what they symbolise here:

Calla lily: symbolises immortality; it is also popular as a funeral flower because of its elegance.

Chrysanthemum: symbolises loyalty, pure love and friendship and lasts for a long lime.

Dahlia: is a symbol of strength and says «Forever Yours».

Gerbera: stands for intimate friendship, light and vitality; yellow gerberas are used particularly often

Hydrangea: stands for gratitude

Lily: stands for kindness and transience.

Lisianthus: stands for esteem, dignity and charisma.

Carnation: stands for love, friendship and everlasting loyalty.

Orchid: stands for friendship.

Rose: symbolises love, affection and transience. Red roses are generally reserved for people who were very close to the departed. White and pastel-coloured roses stand for faithfulness.

Forget-me-not: is a subtle symbol of remembrance and faithfulness.