Funeral Flowers Bundle 1 Recipe

Regular Size

  • 1. Standing Easel Spray (Left Arrangement)

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

    • 1 OASIS floral foam cage (or 1 large foam brick in a plastic cage)
    • Standard green metal funeral easel / tripod
    • Waterproof floral tape & chicken wire (optional for extra security)

    Stem Quantities (approximate):

    • Silver Dollar Eucalyptus: 12–15 stems
    • White Hydrangea: 3–4 heads
    • Soft pink roses: 16–20 stems
    • Cream/ivory roses: 8–10 stems
    • White Oriental lilies: 5–7 stems (choose stems with 2–3 blooms each)
    • Lavender stock: 8–10 stems
    • Light blue/periwinkle delphinium: 6–8 stems

    Construction Steps:

    1. Soak the foam thoroughly and secure the cage firmly to the easel.
    2. Establish the overall shape and cascade with eucalyptus. Place longer trailing stems at the bottom and sides for the soft draping effect seen in the photo. Keep the back relatively flat (one-sided design).
    3. Insert the white hydrangeas as mass anchors — one mid-height, one lower, and one higher for volume.
    4. Place the white lilies as strong focal points at varying heights (one high, one mid, one lower left/right) so they read clearly from a distance.
    5. Cluster the pink and cream roses in groups of 3–5, filling the middle and creating depth. Angle some slightly forward and some recessed.
    6. Add the lavender stock and light blue delphinium as line flowers. Let them rise above the roses and cascade gently at the edges for the airy, textured look.
    7. Fill any remaining gaps with smaller eucalyptus tips. Step back and adjust for balance and a soft, natural cascade at the base.

    2. Casket Spray (Right Arrangement on Casket)

    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
    • Optional chicken wire over the foam for extra stem hold

    Stem Quantities (approximate):

    • Silver Dollar Eucalyptus: 15–18 stems
    • White Hydrangea: 3–4 heads
    • Soft pink roses: 18–22 stems
    • Cream/ivory roses: 8–10 stems
    • White Oriental lilies: 5–6 stems
    • Lavender stock: 10–12 stems
    • Light blue/periwinkle delphinium: 7–9 stems

    Construction Steps:

    1. Secure the soaked foam firmly in the saddle.
    2. Create a horizontal diamond/oval outline with eucalyptus. Let the foliage spill over the front and sides of the casket for the soft, overflowing edge shown in the photo.
    3. Place white hydrangeas low and centered for volume and to anchor the design.
    4. Position the white lilies as the main focal points — one slightly left of center, one slightly right, and one lower or higher for dimension. Keep the overall height modest (do not exceed ~12–14″).
    5. Group pink and cream roses densely through the middle section, creating a full, continuous mass that reads as a soft blanket of color.
    6. Insert lavender stock and delphinium in staggered heights and angles so they add vertical texture without making the spray too tall.
    7. Finish by tucking extra eucalyptus tips around the edges and between flowers to soften and unify the arrangement.

    3. Table / Tribute Arrangement (Front Center)

    Finished size: Approximately 12–14″ diameter × 10–12″ high Mechanics:

    • Clear glass fishbowl or low round vase
    • Soaked floral foam cut to fit (or a flower frog / chicken wire for a more natural water look)
    • Optional waterproof tape across the top for stability

    Stem Quantities (approximate):

    • Silver Dollar Eucalyptus: 6–8 stems
    • White Hydrangea: 1–2 small heads
    • Soft pink roses: 8–10 stems
    • Cream/ivory roses: 3–4 stems
    • White Oriental lily: 1–2 stems (1 strong open bloom as the clear focal)
    • Lavender stock: 5–6 stems
    • Light blue/periwinkle delphinium: 3–4 stems

    Construction Steps:

    1. Prepare the foam or mechanics in the clear glass container so stems remain visible if desired.
    2. Insert eucalyptus first to create a soft, rounded base and light trailing edges.
    3. Place the single strong white lily slightly off-center as the main focal point (matching the photo).
    4. Cluster pink and cream roses tightly around the lily, keeping the shape compact and dome-like.
    5. Tuck in the white hydrangea low and to one side for mass.
    6. Add short stems of lavender stock and delphinium for texture and height variation, keeping everything contained within the rounded silhouette.
    7. Finish with a few eucalyptus tips at the base to soften the container edge.