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Once the funeral has passed, a bouquet can offer support at the family home, but first check whether the family wants flowers. There is no need to send them on the day of the service. Ask someone close to the family whether they have requested no flowers, what address they are using now, and who can open the door. A short, considerate question keeps the gift from becoming another task during grief.
When should flowers reach the home?
If you know the family, agree on a day when someone can receive a parcel. Sending flowers several days later is also thoughtful: support does not end with the ceremony. Do not promise an urgent arrival or a particular hour. Check the date offered for that address in the basket before paying. If asking the family directly would feel intrusive, ask someone close to them. Respect any preference for donations, privacy or no flowers.
For more on the difference between ceremony tributes and later gifts to the family home, see Interflora's Spanish guide to sympathy flowers after a death. It also advises adapting the gesture to the family's wishes.
A prepared bouquet or a simpler white choice?
The current White Marble bouquet lists white roses, daisies, baby's breath and greenery. It is wrapped in kraft paper with ribbon and includes a personal message, nutrients and flower instructions. Original was available for €69, before delivery, on 31 October 2026. Flowers can vary with the season; the listing does not name a vase among the inclusions. Before choosing it, check whether the household has a container and someone with time to arrange the flowers.
For a simpler gesture, White Daisies had an available Original variant at €32, before delivery, in the same check. The listing describes white daisies and allows seasonal variety changes. Do not assume a measured size or a specific vase life from this listing. Choose according to the family's preferences, rather than a fixed rule about mourning colours.
Details and words that help
Before checkout, confirm the receiving person's name and phone number, full address, available date, variant and total with delivery. Keep the card short and personal: “We remember Ana with affection. Thinking of you all. Marta and Luis.” Avoid telling the family how they should feel. Persa sends the buyer a photo of the actual bouquet before dispatch. The photo shows what was prepared; it is not a request for approval or proof of delivery.
This guide is about delivery to the home after the service. If you are choosing a wreath, centrepiece or bouquet for the wake or funeral itself, read our guide to funeral flowers. Persa delivers across mainland Spain according to the date offered for the order.