Funeral Flowers Bundle 5 Recipe

This bright, uplifting design features sunny yellow roses, pure white lilies, white daisies, and soft yellow solidago, finished with matching yellow satin bows. Below are professional recipes with realistic stem counts and step-by-step instructions for each piece.

Shared Flower Palette

• Yellow roses
• White lilies
• White daisy chrysanthemums (or white gerberas/marguerites)
• Yellow solidago (goldenrod)
• White fillers (baby’s breath or similar)
• Mixed greenery (leatherleaf fern + soft green foliage)
• Yellow satin ribbon for bows

1. Standing Spray (Left Arrangement on Easel)

Finished size: Approximately 36–42″ tall × 24–28″ wide Mechanics:

• 1 OASIS floral foam cage or large foam block in a plastic cage
• Standard silver or green funeral easel / tripod
• Waterproof floral tape
• Yellow satin ribbon for the large bow

Stem Quantities:

• Yellow roses: 16–20 stems
• White lilies: 4–6 stems
• White daisy chrysanthemums: 8–10 stems
• Yellow solidago: 8–10 stems
• White fillers: 4–6 stems
• Greenery: 10–12 stems
• Yellow satin ribbon: enough for a large multi-loop bow with long tails

Construction Steps:

1. Soak the foam thoroughly and secure the cage firmly to the easel.
2. Establish the overall shape with greenery, creating a soft cascade at the bottom.
3. Place the white lilies as strong focal points at varying heights.
4. Cluster the yellow roses throughout the arrangement, grouping some for impact.
5. Add white daisy chrysanthemums to brighten and fill the design.
6. Insert yellow solidago as airy line and filler flowers, allowing some to rise and cascade.
7. Weave in white fillers for softness.
8. Finish by attaching a large yellow satin bow at the lower center with long trailing tails, as shown in the photo.

2. Casket Spray

Finished size: Approximately 36–42″ long × 16–20″ wide × 10–14″ high Mechanics:

• Full-size casket saddle or long foam tray
• 1–2 soaked OASIS bricks secured with waterproof tape
• Yellow satin ribbon for the center bow

Stem Quantities:

• Yellow roses: 16–20 stems
• White lilies: 4–6 stems
• White daisy chrysanthemums: 8–10 stems
• Yellow solidago: 8–10 stems
• White fillers: 4–6 stems
• Greenery: 12–14 stems
• Yellow satin ribbon: enough for a large multi-loop bow with long tails

Construction Steps:

1. Secure the soaked foam firmly in the saddle.
2. Create a soft horizontal base with greenery, allowing some to spill over the front and sides.
3. Place the white lilies as focal points along the length, keeping height modest.
4. Fill the middle section densely with yellow roses.
5. Add white daisy chrysanthemums evenly for brightness and contrast.
6. Insert yellow solidago throughout for texture and a light, airy feel.
7. Weave in white fillers to soften the design.
8. Attach a large yellow satin bow at the front center with long cascading tails.

3. Table / Vase Arrangement

Finished size: Approximately 12–14″ diameter × 12–14″ high Mechanics:

• Clear glass vase
• Soaked floral foam cut to fit (or flower frog)
• Yellow satin ribbon for the bow

Stem Quantities:

• Yellow roses: 7–9 stems
• White lilies: 2–3 stems
• White daisy chrysanthemums: 4–5 stems
• Yellow solidago: 4–5 stems
• White fillers: 2–3 stems
• Greenery: 5–6 stems
• Yellow satin ribbon: enough for a medium multi-loop bow with tails

Construction Steps:

1. Prepare the foam or mechanics in the clear vase.
2. Insert greenery first to create a soft rounded base.
3. Place one or two white lilies slightly off-center as the main focals.
4. Cluster yellow roses tightly around the lilies to build a full, rounded shape.
5. Add white daisy chrysanthemums and yellow solidago for brightness and texture.
6. Finish with white fillers and a few greenery tips at the base.
7. Tie a yellow satin bow around the neck of the vase with trailing tails, matching the other pieces.

Design Notes for Consistency

• Keep the same cheerful yellow-and-white balance and bow style across all three arrangements so they clearly belong together.
• Condition all flowers properly before designing.
• The overall feeling should stay bright, full, and uplifting while remaining appropriate for a funeral setting.
• Work from the largest piece to the smallest so quantities can be adjusted if needed.