Express your condolences to a friend or family member with our range of personalised sympathy cards.
While they can’t take away the pain of losing someone close, flowers can help to make a difficult time a little easier and are a simple way to let someone know that you’re thinking of them.
Sympathy flowers are a sincere way to express your sorrow for a loss. And with Flowercard, you can combine a beautiful bouquet with a personalised message and send a thoughtful gesture that will bring comfort to the bereaved.
Send Your Condolences with Flowercard
It’s traditional to send condolence flowers and a card at the time of bereavement. Fresh blooms will lift the spirits and let your bereaved friend or family member know that you are thinking of them.
Why not send both fresh flowers and a personalised card in one thoughtful gift with Flowercard? Within our collection of sympathy flowers, you’ll find the perfect way to express your condolences with fresh flowers arranged inside an attractive card where you can include your own personal message.
Bereavement flowers are also an ideal way to pay your respects if you’re unable to visit your friend or relative in person or attend the funeral. They’re a beautiful way of saying “I care” and giving a little joy at a challenging time.
You can choose condolence flowers to reflect the taste of the departed loved one or select a gift that will capture the beauty of the current season.
Fresh Sympathy Flowers in a Personalised Card Delivered Tomorrow
If you want to express sympathy, you need to know that your thoughts and wishes will be delivered in a timely way. That’s why our sympathy flowers can be delivered as quickly as tomorrow when you order before 4pm.
For arrival the next working day, choose our Royal Mail Special Delivery service.
You also have the option of our Express service to send your sympathy flowers by Royal Mail 1st Class Delivery, which takes two to three days from despatch.
What Should You Write in a Sympathy Card?
It can be difficult to know what to write in a sympathy card that you’re sen ding to someone who has recently been bereaved.
It may seem like while there are so many things to say, it’s impossible to narrow down your thoughts to just a few words. Or you may just be lost for words and not know where to start.
Whichever is true for you, don’t worry. To help you find the words you’re looking for, take a look at our ideas to express your support and sorrow. You can also take a look at our guide to finding the right way express your condolences in our sympathy messages roundup.
It’s All About the Detail
When someone is bereaved, it can be comforting to be reminded of the person they have lost and how appreciated they were.
Why not share some of your favourite memories of the departed? You could recall an act of kindness or a funny story that conveys their warmth and spirit. It’s the little details that mean so much to the bereaved and can put a smile back on their face as they remember their loved one.
It’s OK to Keep It Brief
When you hear of a bereavement, it can stir up so many of your own thoughts and feelings.
You may feel so overwhelmed with all the things you want to say that you simply can’t find the right words. In this case, remember it’s OK to keep your message brief. Something simple like, “We are so sorry for your loss. Remember that our thoughts are with you and we will do anything we can to support you at this difficult time,” may be all you need to say.
Just Be Heartfelt
At a time of loss, sincerity and kindness are appreciated. Your message will sound authentic if you stick to simple language and concepts. A straightforward message, such as “I can’t imagine what you’re going through, but please know I am here if you need help,” lets the recipient know that they have your sympathy and support.
If you write with sincerity and thoughtfulness, this will shine through in your words. So don’t be afraid to write your own heartfelt message, which will help those in mourning through a difficult time.
Why not also take a look at our “sympathy flowers etiquette” guide or our detailed look at “what flowers you should send to show sympathy.”
Express your condolences to a friend or family member with our range of personalised sympathy cards.
While they can’t take away the pain of losing someone close, flowers can help to make a difficult time a little easier and are a simple way to let someone know that you’re thinking of them.
Sympathy flowers are a sincere way to express your sorrow for a loss. And with Flowercard, you can combine a beautiful bouquet with a personalised message and send a thoughtful gesture that will bring comfort to the bereaved.
Send Your Condolences with Flowercard
It’s traditional to send condolence flowers and a card at the time of bereavement. Fresh blooms will lift the spirits and let your bereaved friend or family member know that you are thinking of them.
Why not send both fresh flowers and a personalised card in one thoughtful gift with Flowercard? Within our collection of sympathy flowers, you’ll find the perfect way to express your condolences with fresh flowers arranged inside an attractive card where you can include your own personal message.
Bereavement flowers are also an ideal way to pay your respects if you’re unable to visit your friend or relative in person or attend the funeral. They’re a beautiful way of saying “I care” and giving a little joy at a challenging time.
You can choose condolence flowers to reflect the taste of the departed loved one or select a gift that will capture the beauty of the current season.
Fresh Sympathy Flowers in a Personalised Card Delivered Tomorrow
If you want to express sympathy, you need to know that your thoughts and wishes will be delivered in a timely way. That’s why our sympathy flowers can be delivered as quickly as tomorrow when you order before 4pm.
For arrival the next working day, choose our Royal Mail Special Delivery service.
You also have the option of our Express service to send your sympathy flowers by Royal Mail 1st Class Delivery, which takes two to three days from despatch.
What Should You Write in a Sympathy Card?
It can be difficult to know what to write in a sympathy card that you’re sen ding to someone who has recently been bereaved.
It may seem like while there are so many things to say, it’s impossible to narrow down your thoughts to just a few words. Or you may just be lost for words and not know where to start.
Whichever is true for you, don’t worry. To help you find the words you’re looking for, take a look at our ideas to express your support and sorrow. You can also take a look at our guide to finding the right way express your condolences in our sympathy messages roundup.
It’s All About the Detail
When someone is bereaved, it can be comforting to be reminded of the person they have lost and how appreciated they were.
Why not share some of your favourite memories of the departed? You could recall an act of kindness or a funny story that conveys their warmth and spirit. It’s the little details that mean so much to the bereaved and can put a smile back on their face as they remember their loved one.
It’s OK to Keep It Brief
When you hear of a bereavement, it can stir up so many of your own thoughts and feelings.
You may feel so overwhelmed with all the things you want to say that you simply can’t find the right words. In this case, remember it’s OK to keep your message brief. Something simple like, “We are so sorry for your loss. Remember that our thoughts are with you and we will do anything we can to support you at this difficult time,” may be all you need to say.
Just Be Heartfelt
At a time of loss, sincerity and kindness are appreciated. Your message will sound authentic if you stick to simple language and concepts. A straightforward message, such as “I can’t imagine what you’re going through, but please know I am here if you need help,” lets the recipient know that they have your sympathy and support.
If you write with sincerity and thoughtfulness, this will shine through in your words. So don’t be afraid to write your own heartfelt message, which will help those in mourning through a difficult time.
Why not also take a look at our “sympathy flowers etiquette” guide or our detailed look at “what flowers you should send to show sympathy.” Read less
