Product Description

This casket spray is designed with white roses, white spider mums, and green button poms accented with trailing ivy, arranged to drape gracefully across the casket lid.

A traditional and peaceful tribute in soft white and green, this design is typically selected by family members coordinating funeral flowers for a service in Worthington or elsewhere in Central Ohio.

Please call 614-889-1001 so we can confirm casket type, service details, and timing before your order is finalized. Schedule same-day delivery.

Who usually orders the casket spray?
The casket spray is normally selected by the closest family members or the people coordinating funeral arrangements. Check with the family or funeral director before ordering so there is one coordinated design and the correct casket type, dimensions, colors, and service schedule.

What is the difference between a full-couch and half-couch casket spray?
A full-couch casket spray is designed for a closed casket or a service where the full lid remains covered. A half-couch spray is sized for an open-casket presentation where part of the lid is raised. Confirm the casket configuration with the funeral home before ordering.

Can you add a funeral ribbon or banner?
Ribbon banners may be available for relationship titles or brief tribute wording. Text length, spelling, capitalization, ribbon color, placement, and lead time should be confirmed with the shop.

What is a designer's choice arrangement?
A designer's choice arrangement gives our florists flexibility to use the freshest and most suitable flowers available while following the selected occasion, size, style, or color direction. It's often the best option when seasonal availability is changing.

What flowers are appropriate for sympathy or remembrance?
White flowers such as lilies, chrysanthemums, and white roses are traditional choices for funerals and memorials because they represent peace, purity, and remembrance. Softer colors are often preferred over bright, festive ones, though a favorite flower of the person being honored is always a meaningful alternative.