A tribute with a clear presence.
A standing spray brings flowers up to eye level. Its upright shape is usually viewed from the front, making it a useful form to discuss for a service entrance, beside a casket, or near a memorial display. The available floor space and the room’s layout matter as much as the flowers.
The photograph shows one way to combine white flowers and greenery. Your starting point might instead be a favorite color, a flower with a personal connection, or a palette chosen by the family. Share that direction with Claudia so the arrangement can be discussed around the person being remembered.
Choose the feeling, then the details.
Think about whether you prefer a flowing silhouette with visible greenery or a more closely gathered floral shape. A quieter palette and a vivid palette can both express care; there is no need to choose white simply because the occasion is a funeral.
Size should relate to the placement, the other flowers and your budget. Describe the setting or share a photo rather than relying on the size of a photograph on a screen. Claudia can discuss the flowers, finished scale and support needed for your request.
Plan for the place it will stand.
Ask the venue or funeral director where an easel arrangement can be placed. For an outdoor gathering, mention the surface, exposure and any restrictions so the display can be discussed with those conditions in mind. Confirm the easel and any setup or handoff details with Claudia as part of the arrangement request.
If several people are sending flowers together, gather the names and card message in one place. If the family has chosen a coordinated group of arrangements, mention the other pieces so this spray can be considered alongside them.