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When searching how much is a spray of flowers for a funeral or how to make a funeral spray with artificial flowers, most people want two things:
This guide walks you through the cost of professional funeral sprays, plus how to make a funeral spray—both with fresh flowers and artificial flowers—so you can choose the option that fits your budget, style, and timeline.
Funeral sprays vary widely depending on size, flower types, and whether you're choosing a standing spray, casket spray, or a half-spray.
Here’s a general price breakdown:
A few factors affect the total:
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Many people search how to make a funeral spray with artificial flowers because faux florals are:
Prepare the base.
Shape your foam block or saddle and secure it to your working surface.
Add greenery first.
Create a “spray shape” by forming an elongated diamond outline with greenery.
Add the focal flowers.
Place lilies or large roses in the centerline—these set the direction and depth.
Build outward.
Add smaller blooms (mums, carnations, accent florals) around the focal line.
Fill gaps with greenery.
This creates fullness and hides structural mechanics.
Attach the sympathy ribbon if desired.
Artificial sprays are forgiving—you can adjust, reshape, or reuse them as needed.
If you're searching how to make funeral flowers spray or how to make a funeral spray with fresh flowers, here's the method used by professional florists.
Soak your floral foam thoroughly.
This keeps flowers hydrated throughout the service.
Create the shape with greenery.
Use leatherleaf, ruscus, or palm leaves to form the elongated spray outline.
Place focal flowers.
Add lilies or roses in the center and build depth with alternating heights.
Add supporting florals.
Use mums, carnations, or snapdragons to build fullness and color.
Balance both sides.
A funeral spray should look symmetrical, soft, and intentional.
Finish with filler & ribbon.
Baby’s breath, limonium, or pittosporum add softness.
Fresh sprays require gentle handling and proper hydration, so if this feels overwhelming, a florist-designed spray may be the best option.
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DIY works well if:
Professional ordering is best if:
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Whether you're making a tribute yourself or ordering one, the goal of any funeral spray is the same: to express love, honor, and remembrance. You don’t need to spend hundreds or create something elaborate—what matters most is the intention behind it.
With seamless coordination and trusted local florists, we ensure every tribute is thoughtfully crafted and delivered with care—right where it’s needed, when it matters most.