Hearts, Wreaths & Crosses in Miami Beach

A heart-shaped tribute in all white, the form most often chosen by a spouse, a child, or a parent. It arrives on an easel and is displayed near the casket during the service. All-white arrangements are the most traditional funeral choice and are appropriate at any faith's service.

The wreath's unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, which is why it remains the most traditional funeral tribute. This is our most generous size, arranged with fresh flowers and displayed on an easel at the service.

A heart-shaped tribute in all white, usually sent by someone closest to the person who died: a spouse, a child, a parent. Displayed on an easel at the service. White is the most traditional funeral palette and is appropriate at any faith's service.

A standing wreath built from densely packed roses, finished with a cascading bleeding-heart form that draws the eye downward. Our designers wire each bloom individually so the shape holds through the service. Available for funeral home and graveside delivery across South Florida.

The wreath's unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, and it remains the most traditional funeral tribute. Our premium size, arranged with lush fresh flowers and displayed on an easel at the service.

The wreath's unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life. This deluxe size is arranged with lush florals on a full round frame and displayed on an easel at the service.

A full round wreath in warm sunset tones rather than traditional white. The unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, and the warmer palette suits a celebration of life. Displayed on an easel at the service.

A standing cross arrives on its own frame and is displayed at the front of the service, the traditional tribute at a Christian funeral. Arranged in soft pastels. Sent by family and close friends alike.

A standing cross arrives on its own frame and is displayed at the front of the service, the traditional tribute at a Christian funeral. Arranged in red and white.

A standing cross arrives on its own frame and is displayed at the front of the service, the traditional tribute at a Christian funeral. All white, the most traditional funeral palette.

A standing spray on its own easel, displayed beside the casket or at the front of the service. Hand-arranged fresh by your local studio and delivered to the funeral home.

The wreath's unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, which keeps it the most traditional funeral tribute. A classic round form on an easel, displayed at the service.

A full round wreath in blue and white. The unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, which keeps the wreath the most traditional funeral tribute. Displayed on an easel at the service.

The wreath's unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life, which is why it remains the most traditional funeral tribute. Lush white blooms on a full round frame, displayed on an easel at the service.

A round wreath arranged with fresh seasonal flowers and displayed on an easel at the service. The unbroken circle is the oldest symbol of eternal life and the most traditional funeral form.

A wreath sized and shaped to frame a cremation urn rather than stand alone on an easel. The urn sits within the circle, which makes it the centerpiece of a memorial service or committal.

A wreath in blue and white, sized and shaped to frame a cremation urn rather than stand on an easel. The urn sits within the circle at the center of the memorial service.

A wreath in red, white and blue, sized to frame a cremation urn. The traditional tribute at a veteran's memorial or a service with military honors, where the urn sits within the circle.