LOVE'S GARDEN CARNATION GARDEN-STYLE CASKET SPRAY

This spray started as a simple request: something pink and green, gathered loosely rather than arranged in tight formal rows. The bells of Ireland were the last piece to click, adding just enough green to soften the pink. It's stayed one of our most requested casket sprays since.

A few things are worth knowing before choosing this casket spray for a service.

A Half Couch Design for the Casket: Pink carnations form the base, accented with monte casino asters and bells of Ireland for texture and green. It arrives fully arranged and ready to place at the service, nothing to assemble.

A Soft Pink and Green Palette: The color stays gentle and garden-like: soft pink carnations against green bells of Ireland, with small white clusters from the asters breaking things up. It's a quieter alternative to an all-white or all-red spray.

One Size, Built for the Funeral Casket: This spray comes in a single size, sized to serve as the main tribute at the head of the casket. Families wanting a fuller or all-rose look can ask about our other casket sprays.

This Spray Versus Funeral Wreaths: This one suits a funeral service, wake, or graveside gathering, for an open or closed casket. It's often chosen for a mother or grandmother, or anyone remembered for warmth rather than formality.

Delivery to the Funeral Home: We coordinate delivery in most areas nationwide so this spray arrives ahead of the visitation; just share the service time and funeral home address at checkout. Reach out to us directly if your service is on a tighter timeline.

• No water or maintenance is needed once this spray arrives.
• Keep it out of direct sun and heat until the service.
• The funeral home will typically place it on a stand or easel near the casket.

• If a specific bloom is hard to source, our designers substitute one of comparable value while keeping the soft pink and green look.
• We won't swap in a color that changes the overall style.

How Does a Casket Spray Differ From a Funeral Wreath?

A casket spray sits directly on the casket lid as the central piece. Wreaths and standing sprays are built to stand beside it instead, usually on their own easel.

Why do families choose carnations for a piece like this?

Carnations hold their shape and color for days, which matters for an arrangement that needs to look its best through visitation and the service itself. They also take well to a soft, garden-style gathering like this one.