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Seasonal collections

Ten collections across the year. Each one is placed on time, photographed, and cleared away when the season ends.

Spring

March to May

Tulips, daffodils and soft pastels, set once the ground has dried enough to hold a vase. Spring is also when we do the heaviest t…

$69 and up

Easter

The week before Easter Sunday

Lilies, white and lavender arrangements, and a cross or ribbon if your family keeps that tradition. Every Easter order is placed…

$79 and up

Memorial Day

Late May

Our busiest weekend of the year. Red, white and blue arrangements, a veteran's flag set straight, and the grass trimmed back arou…

$89 and up

Summer

June to August

Sunflowers, daisies and UV-stable silks that keep their colour through July. Summer is when cheap arrangements fade to white in t…

$69 and up

Autumn

September to October

Deep rust, gold and burgundy arrangements as the season turns, with fallen leaves cleared from the base of the stone so nothing m…

$69 and up

Halloween and Fall

October

For families who always carved a pumpkin together. Small pumpkins, gourds and harvest ribbon, arranged with restraint and removed…

$75 and up

Thanksgiving

November

Harvest arrangements set before the family gathers, so the photograph can be passed around the table on the day. A quiet favourit…

$79 and up

Christmas

Late November to December

Fresh or permanent evergreen wreaths, grave blankets, poinsettias and solar candles. Winter decorations stay up until the new yea…

$95 and up

Birthday tributes

Any date you give us

Their favourite colour, a balloon, a card in your own words that we print and place in a weatherproof sleeve. We put the date in…

$79 and up

Anniversary tributes

Any date you give us

The day they passed, a wedding anniversary, the day they shipped out. Tell us the date once and we will hold it, decorate quietly…

$79 and up

Not sure which season to start with?

Most families begin with the next date on their calendar — a birthday, Memorial Day, or Christmas — and add the rest once they see how it works.