Elegant cross with roses
The cross symbol will always have its place in mourning and grave design. The colour and texture of the "Crushed" wool felt in elegant jade green gives this cross an extraordinary effect. The felt picks up on the colour tone of silver leaf and sage in the planting and the pink roses create an exciting contrast. A noble realisation of this classic symbol of faith. | Design by myflorist
Autumnal grave bowl
This grave bowl perfectly reflects the increasingly important trend of sustainability. A basket made of wickerwork, twigs and branches from trees naturally combined with various succulents and sustainable sheep's wool in earthy colours. The basket is not only suitable for use in funeral floristry, but also makes an elegant autumn decoration for the home and garden. | Design by Bettina von Hollen
Grave wreath with lilies and grey wool
The lily is a classic European funeral flower and the dried lotus is also a well-known companion in the field of funeral floristry. The combination with the wreath made of grey wool cord, felt roses and the heart-shaped stone with a loving memorial inscription ensures originality. | Design by Florian Müller
Burial bowl in violet
Klaus Wagener combines a grave bowl with a wreath, a symbol of eternity that is often used by florists to decorate graves. The violet colour of the heather is continued in the wreath. The colour violet has an elegant and mystical effect. In many cultures, it is also the colour of mourning and melancholy and is therefore often used in funeral floristry. | Design by Klaus Wagener
Natural grave wreath
The natural gravestone wreath stands out with its colours and classic elements such as cones, twigs, pine needles and ivy. An unconventional twist is created by using a woollen wreath instead of a traditional fir branch wreath, which gives the arrangement a certain lightness and elegance. | Design by Gabi Sturmlechner
Memorial wreath with heather
Wreaths symbolise the close connection between the deceased and the bereaved, which florist Anja Ersing has achieved particularly well with this wreath. The memorial wreath is characterised by the bright pink heather that takes centre stage. The arrangement has been creatively realised and yet is suitable for everyday use, making it very popular with customers. | Design by Anja Ersing
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STYLIT is waterproof and colourfast
Memorial jewellery with succulents
In funeral floristry, purple symbolises spirituality and remembrance, while black stands for deep mourning and loss. In this perfectly formed piece, these colours convey an expression of respect, dignity and honour for the deceased and create an atmosphere of silence and remembrance. | Design by Bettina von Hollen.
Planter with timeless green
Many customers are already looking for grave arrangements and planters with hardy plants in the run-up to All Saints' Day. Garden centres can professionally design these green grave plantings with matching floristry accessories. For example, with this bowl, which stands out thanks to its wrapping of felt ribbons and a modern stone element with a cross. | Design by myflorist
Natural planting bowl
Customers most often buy ready-arranged and planted products with matching decorations for grave design. Natural and sustainable compositions are also becoming increasingly popular, often without classic symbols of faith. Plant bowls like this one fulfil such customer wishes perfectly. | Design by Annette Kamping
Colourful memorial cross
Customers usually want set colours for funerals and grave decorations. But saying goodbye and remembering can also be done in style with colour and offers an opportunity to reflect the spirit of the deceased. Amy Hill shows a successful combination of classic symbolism and the courage to use colour with this floral cross. | Design by Amy Hill
Burial bowl with eternal roses
We remember our deceased loved ones with great emotion, especially on days like All Saints' Day. With subtle and elegant classic colours, this grave bowl is a stylish symbol of this remembrance. The graceful felt roses blend unaffectedly into the elegant arrangement and make it complete. | Design by Florian Müller
Grave arrangement with a forest touch
Like the classic cross or the heart, angels also have a fixed place when it comes to grave decorations. This angel is embedded in a natural, brown-green colour scheme. Cones, twigs, bark and lichen create an overall work of art that is connected to the forest and the earth and is bedded on light brown wool felt. | Design by Brigitte Heinrichs
