A lush, low casket spray that makes a bold, heartfelt tribute-the Silk Flower Casket Spray combines deep red roses and bright orange blooms in a cascading, overflowing shape perfect for sympathy and funeral services. Designed to rest across a casket, this mixed-color arrangement reads warm and expressive, the kind of memorial that helps the person you're honoring feel remembered and cherished.
This large arrangement is layered with abundant fern fronds and mixed greenery to create a full, spreading silhouette; the rich palette of red, orange, yellow and green delivers striking contrast and visual warmth. A burgundy sheer ribbon with the word "Papa" hangs from the front for an immediate, personal memorial touch, and the arrangement comes mounted on a sturdy wooden stand for display. Because it's crafted from quality silk blooms, it's reusable and keepsake-worthy for families who prefer a lasting tribute.
Appropriate for funerals, memorial services, and moments of sympathy-whether for an intimate family service or a larger ceremony around Labor Day or any season-the spray offers a dignified way to express love and remembrance. Size and mounting suit standard casket placement; minimal care is needed, though occasional dusting will keep the silk flowers looking their best for years as a lasting keepsake.
In some instances, our photo may represent an overall theme or look and include a one-of-a-kind vase which cannot be exactly replicated.
Although the actual bouquet may not precisely match the photo, its temperament will. Occasionally, substitutions of flowers and/or containers happen due to weather, seasonality and market conditions which may affect availability. If this is the case with the gift you’ve selected, we will ensure that the style, theme and color scheme of your arrangement is preserved and will only substitute items of equal value or higher value.
If any design elements are of major importance to your order, please include them in the florist instructions at checkout or contact us to ensure availability.
