Funeral Flowers and Tributes for Delivery in Japan

Send Funeral Bouquets, Wreaths and Floral Tributes to Japan

White flowers or another chosen palette

A white-lily bouquet with greenery gives one tribute, while white roses with purple flowers offer another colour combination. A pyramid-shaped arrangement brings white roses, lilies, baby’s breath and greens together.

Other choices include pink-and-purple flowers, a seasonal mixture, orange gerberas with roses, a yellow-and-orange bouquet, yellow roses with lilies and chrysanthemums, or yellow daisies and sunflowers with white lilies and roses. Choose the palette with the family or organiser.

A wreath or half-casket spray

A wreath of white roses offers a formal floral tribute. A separate half-casket spray blends white flowers for a different placement; its listed composition does not specify individual flower varieties.

Confirm the form, size and intended placement with the family or funeral organiser. The selected arrangement’s full description should guide the order, with the receiving venue and service details included.

Confirm the family’s wishes and ceremony details

Give the deceased person’s or family’s name, service date and start time, full venue address and a receiving contact if available. Confirm whether the family home, funeral director or ceremony venue should receive the flowers.

Choose the flowers and form of tribute with the family or organiser. A few words can express sympathy or recall a shared memory; include the sender’s name so the family knows who is thinking of them.

When flowers are received at a home

A family may prefer a bouquet received at home before or after the ceremony. Confirm the address and someone who can accept it, with the building and apartment information where applicable.

Choose the flowers for that household. True lilies are highly toxic to cats. Keep their flowers, leaves, pollen and vase water away from cats, and choose a different composition for a receiving home with cats. A card can express sympathy, name the sender and share a brief memory if appropriate.

Include the postcode, building and apartment

Give the recipient’s full name and seven-digit postcode, prefecture, city or ward, district, chome and block details where applicable. Include the building name, floor and apartment or room number, with useful entrance information and a local telephone number if available. Copy the recipient’s supplied address, including Japanese-script details where available.

For a hotel, include the guest’s reservation name, arrival date and an agreed receiver. For a workplace, add the company, department and reception details. Check a hospital or care facility’s flower and plant rules before ordering for a patient.

Plan the tribute’s receiving date

Same-day fresh-flower delivery in Japan is available Monday to Sunday for eligible arrangements and addresses when ordered before 12:00 noon, recipient-local time. Peak-holiday cutoffs may be earlier. Plants, cakes and packaged gifts have their own offered dates; fresh flowers within a combination follow the fresh-flower delivery deadline and days.

A preferred arrival hour can be requested, but is not guaranteed. Contact customer service before ordering if arrival before the service is essential. Plan ahead around busy holidays and other peak gifting dates.