Spring gallery
As Spring begins, the flowers come back to life. Bulb flowers like scented narcissi, colourful tulips and sunny daffodils bring cheer alongside the ruffled extravagance of frilly ranunculus as the season goes on. Spring is a very variable season for temperature and weather and in warmer years, months like May can hover on the shoulder of summer.
Months: March, April, May
A shareable pastel casket spray made up of bouquets. By Featherstone's English Flower Company, Hampshire. Photo: Andrea Gilpin.
Casket sprays made from bouquets provide you with pretty posies to share with friends and family. Featherstone's English Flower Company, Hampshire. Photo: Andrea Gilpin.
Peachy maple foliage softens this shareable casket spray made with bright spring greens, soft coloured narcissi and colourful tulips. By Tuckshop Flowers, Birmingham.
A posy of narcissi attached to the side of a woven coffin. These cheery spring flowers come in a range of colours from whites to sunny yellows.
A casket spray made with a collection of growing spring plants which can be re-planted in the garden after the funeral. Clever ideas from Gentle Blooms, Warwickshire.
A pretty silver birch twig heart wreath dressed with pastel spring flowers. Funeral flowers by Suzanne Randell Floral Design, Bedfordshire.
'From the dog'. A woven mossed base decorated with bright spring tulips for funeral flowers which bring a smile. By Gentle Blooms, Warwickshire.
A cross decorated with tulips, narcissi, daffodils and fresh green foliages by The Ledbury Flower Farmer, Herefordshire.
Sarah of North and Flower carries a casket spray containing roses and scented honeysuckle. She's based in Macclesfield, Cheshire.
A circular white casket spray with cream narcissi, stocks, white ranunculus and tulips. Funeral flowers by Petal and Twig, Lancashire.
Three sheaves placed together form a large display. Made with tulips, narcissi, bluebells and rosemary for remembrance. By Gentle Blooms, Warwickshire.
A compostable heart floral tribute filled with fresh spring ranunculus in soft shades of pink and white. By Little Garden Flower Company, Warwickshire.
A pastel spring funeral wreath by Featherstone's English Flower Company, Hampshire.
A small spring casket spray with purple anemones, blue grape hyacinths and cream ranunculus. Funeral flowers by The Shropshire Flower Company.
A white casket spray with spring flowers and foliage by Featherstone's English Flower Company, Hampshire.
A simple garland for a woven coffin by Camomile and Cornflowers, Worcestershire.
Small spring posy tributes created by Homestead Flowers, Guildford.
A spring casket spray with pink and yellow tulips, narcissi and alstromeria. By North and Flowers, Cheshire.
A simple, classic sheaf arrangement of white spring flowers including hellebores, camellia and tulips. By Camomile and Cornflowers, Worcestershire.
A compostable wreath filled with ranunculus, double daffodials, tulips, narcissi and freshias. Spring loveliness by The Little Garden Flower Company, Leamington Spa.
A pretty spring farewell flowers wreath with pinks ranunculus, lilac tulips and the best of the spring cut flowers. Made on a sustainable woven base by Oversley Flowers, Worcestershire.
How to find out more
The florists featured on The Farewell Flowers Directory are working to become more sustainable every year while still offering the most beautiful arrangements for everyone. Full details of each florist’s policy with regard to where their flowers come from can be found on their website when you visit using the ‘Find Flowers’ page.
