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Funeral Flowers in Miami: What to Send, Prices, and Funeral Home Delivery
Sending funeral flowers is one of the few things you cannot get wrong twice: they have to be right, and they have to be on time. This guide covers what to send, what it costs in Miami, and exactly how delivery to a funeral home works.
What flowers do you send for a funeral?
White is the traditional language of sympathy: lilies, roses, orchids and chrysanthemums. The form depends on who you are to the family:
- Standing sprays, wreaths, crosses and hearts go to the funeral home for the viewing or service. These are sent by families, companies and close friends.
- Vase arrangements and orchids go to the family’s home, before or after the service, when you want to accompany them without protocol.
- Ribbon banners with a name (“MOM”, “DAD”, the family name) are traditional on standing pieces; we personalize them for $20.
How much do funeral flowers cost in Miami?
| Piece | Price |
|---|---|
| White vase arrangement (Pure Whites) | from $160 |
| Sympathy hat boxes | $280 – $380 |
| Heart wreath of roses and baby’s breath | $460 |
| Celestial Garden wreath | $800 |
| Large 200 Roses Heart | $900 |
| MOM Sympathy Wreath | $1,100 |
| Large Standing Heart in whites | $1,300 |
Browse all 47 designs in our sympathy and funeral collection. Every piece is made in-house by our own florists; nothing is outsourced.
Delivery to the funeral home, on time. Always.
A funeral delivery has no second chance, so we treat it differently: give us the name of the deceased, the funeral home and the service time, and we coordinate the delivery with the viewing schedule. Our own drivers deliver across Miami-Dade in a refrigerated van, leave the piece placed at the receiving area, and send you photo confirmation. Order by 4 PM Monday through Friday (Saturday 1 PM) for same-day delivery; see our white glove delivery service for how every order is handled.
What to write on the card
Short and sincere beats long and formal: “In loving memory”, “With deepest sympathy, the Ramirez family”, “Forever in our hearts”. If you are sending a standing piece, the ribbon carries the tribute and the card carries your names.
Also helpful: what flowers cost in Miami, including delivery rates by area.
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