Signature Collection Rose Casket Spray

The Signature Collection began with a simple thought: let roses carry a farewell without other colors competing for attention, respecting family wishes for white flowers or deeper tones alike. Our designers keep returning to this all-rose shape because it feels complete on its own, no embellishment needed beyond the baby's breath and greenery underneath.

Rose tones, sizing, and delivery timing for this all-rose casket spray are covered below.

What's Included: Casket Spray Flowers and Foliage: This piece gathers rose stems with baby's breath and loose green foliage into one arrangement built to rest across the casket. Elsewhere in our casket sprays collection, you'll find versions built around gerbera or lilies instead, if an all-rose look isn't quite right.

Rose Tones and Color Style: Rose color shifts a little through the year, so our designers choose whichever shade looks freshest that week. If carnations suit the family better, other sprays in our collection are built around that flower instead.

Half Couch Coverage: Standard, Deluxe, and Premium: Standard and Deluxe cover roughly the top third of the casket, while Premium extends further across the lid. All three keep the same all-rose look, just more of it as the size goes up.

Occasions for This Casket Flower Arrangement: Families order this for a funeral service, a wake, or graveside services, whether for a friend or family member marking someone's final farewell.

Before It Reaches the Funeral Casket: We time delivery as close to the service as scheduling allows, so there's little waiting once it arrives. If there's a gap beforehand, keep this spray out of direct sun and away from heat.

Delivery to the Funeral Home: We take pride in providing funeral flower delivery through a local florist network, so families never worry about selecting funeral flower arrangements alone. Please give us as much notice as you can so we can confirm timing.

• Recut each stem at an angle on arrival.
• Refresh the vase with cool, clean water daily.
• Keep the arrangement away from direct sun, drafts, and ripening fruit.

• Our designers may substitute a stem of equal or greater value if a particular rose tone isn't available that week, always keeping the design's all-rose look and shape consistent with what's shown.

What's the difference between a casket spray and funeral wreaths?

A casket spray rests directly on or across the casket, while a funeral wreath displays upright on its own stand nearby. Families sometimes send both for the same service, one for the casket and one for the entrance or a side table.

Is this all-rose design a good fit for a closed casket service?

Yes, families choose this casket arrangement whether the casket stays open or closed during the service.